GPS Equiv

[tdavid66]

My googly kml files have tilt, heading and range in the xml.  What would be the exiftool equivalent?

[jcharmon]

Most cameras won't record that data; if they don't, you'll need to add it in software. There's a set of GPS destination tags that includes destination coordinates and direction. See https://exiftool.org/TagNames/GPS.html for the current list. I'm not sure about tilt.

[Phil Harvey]

Tilt?  Which axis is that?  EXIF just added a new CameraElevationAngle if that would do.  For heading, either GPSImgDirection or GPSTrack from the GPS tags linked by jcharmon.  For range , I don't know.  SubjectDistance maybe?  (See the  EXIF tags.)

- Phil

[jcharmon]

For range , I don't know.  SubjectDistance maybe?  (See the  EXIF tags.)

I think range would have to be calculated in software based on the location difference between GPSLatitude/GPSLongitude and GPSDestLatitude/GPSDestLongitude.
In most cases that I know about, SubjectDistance (i.e., 'focus distance' if I recall correctly) would usually be less than ~50 meters, so not too useful for difference between the two sets of locations. I see there is a GPSDestDistance tag, but I don't know how that's actually used.