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Reporter: kevjs1982 [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.48am, Tuesday, 1st September 2009]
When importing images Geotagged using GeoSetter (they display okay in Google Earth) which have negative longitude value they are displayed at longitude value without the minus sign.
The attached image should be displayed at lat=52.94490900; lon=-1.08963100; but is actually displayed at lat=52.94490900; lon=1.08963100;
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Author: tms13 [Added to the original trac issue at 12.15pm, Tuesday, 29th September 2009]
I fixed an issue with the sign of longitude and latitude a few
months ago. My images from gpscorrelate were appearing the wrong side
of the Greenwich Meridian.
To diagnose, it would be useful to have a dump of the data from the GPS*
tags in the exif. E.g. from one of my images:
Reporter: kevjs1982
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.48am, Tuesday, 1st September 2009]
When importing images Geotagged using GeoSetter (they display okay in Google Earth) which have negative longitude value they are displayed at longitude value without the minus sign.
The attached image should be displayed at lat=52.94490900; lon=-1.08963100; but is actually displayed at lat=52.94490900; lon=1.08963100;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: