Hi there,
Is there a way to extract the digital image sometimes included in FLIR jpgs with Exiftool? (for cameras with dual IR and DC)
Analogous to the -b -rawthermalimage option, except for the digital jpg?
Cheers
Glenn
Hi Glenn,
Here is a command to extract available embedded images from all files in directory DIR to directory OUTDIR:
exiftool -preview:all -a -b -W OUTDIR/%f_%t%c.%s DIR
- Phil
Thanks Phil! I'll put this to use!
Glenn
I appreciate that the is 6 years old but it is the closed I've found to an answer. Unfortunately when I use
exiftool -preview:all -a -b -W OUTDIR/%f_%t%c.%s DIR
I only get the 1st image in my sequence which I know to be 30 images long. What am I missing here?
What version of exiftool?
exiftool -ver
Can you share a sample image?
Version 12.84
Here's a link to th eimage I'm getting Extracted TIFF from SEQ (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-H5_nqEIFsV5sLRmJKh_StlWR7nn8kyq/view?usp=sharing)
The dimensions are correct but there's only one of them.
It is the original SEQ that we need to see.
- Phil
Link to SEQ file (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-JALtmHiU2qcUsQ9iTJQB-DhFEMb0Rjl/view?usp=sharing)
I see. This is explained in the FLIR FFF tag name documentation (https://exiftool.org/TagNames/FLIR.html#FFF). You need to add the -ee2 option to extract the embedded raw images from all frames.
As far as I can tell from the release notes, the version from 6 years ago would only extract all images from the first frame.
- Phil
Yep that worked, thanks Phil & thanks for the great tool.
Nic