Is it sufficient to parse GPS information from Composite:GPSPosition or should I parse GPS coordinates from GPS:GPSLatitude, GPS:GPSLatitudeRef, GPS:GPSLongitude and GPS:GPSLongitudeRef?
Are there benefits of using the Composite tags or can I miss any GPS information this way?
This Composite tag will only be available if both GPSLatitude and GPSLongitude are both available. But if you don't care about the case where one coordinate is missing, then using GPSPosition is probably fine.
- Phil
Thanks.
Can I disregard Composite:GPS*Ref if I use the Composite tags GPSLongitude and GPSLatitude or do I have to factor them in?
I use -n -c %.8f as arguments and I want to be sure that I get correct negative coordinates.
The Composite:GPS*Ref tags are used only for converting from XMP to EXIF. The Composite:GPSLatitude/Longitude tags account for the reference direction. (And Composite:GPSPosition will be based on these if they are available.)
- Phil
Thanks Phil, that is very helpful.