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@Motalf: Using the geosettermaps.html maps file provided by ThunderBoy the direction angle still works fine for me. I did add a direction to an image yesterday and just tested to hide/unhide and the polygon disappears after clicking "Remove all location data". So far, I did not try any of the other map files yet. |
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Seems, I misunderstood your point, @Motalf: The marker, you showed in your "Normal" screen shot, I never saw before and always used the buttons on to of the map and never changed the angle. |
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sorry for the late answer, yes indeed there is no marker for the opening of the angle I didn't have the expected result. Fixed in beta version 4.04 |
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in fact no, still the same problem with the very closed angle the bug was also reported in v4.04 Beta. when you remove GPS coordinates and elevation, polygons remain displayed when it should disappear on the other hand this problem is well solved! |
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Seems to be solved in Version 4.0.15 (Build 2139 - BETA). - The icon to change the direction is very close to the originating point of the image, but can be easily grabbed - After adding a new or changing the direction, you need to click the "Show image direction of focused image" twice, to visualize the triangle on the map |
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ok thanks i will look into that! |
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ok there is a small difference depending on the distance but it remains very closed!
Before .JPG (82,310 bytes)
before 2.JPG (90,283 bytes)
Now.JPG (33,712 bytes) |
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@Motalf, not sure I understand your point "but it remains very closed!". Indeed focal point and the image position are quite close together after using the "Add image direction ..." button and it happened to me twice to grab the wrong icon. Fortunately you cancel out from the "Changed Position" dialog. Confusing to me, that the triangle disappears after applying any change to the direction untill you select another image or press the "Show image direction of focused image"-Button twice. |
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on before.jpg and now.jpg the distance is almost the same so the blue polygon on before.jpg and red on now.jpg should have the same shape, it's not! on before.jpg the angle is 45°~ while on now.jpeg the angle is 10°~ of course on the 1st they are all at 45° while on the other they are at 10° is this a bug or Friedmann reduced the fixed angle on the beta 4.x.x version? I'll take a closer look this weekend or next week! |
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that I tag the pictures with Geosetter or Exiftool (with the command prompt (CMD)) I get the same problem when displaying on the map of Geosetter ! |
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45°- * * ) the - = ~ |
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the - = approximately |
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ouppsss ! Best wishes to all resolved well I think in fact I started on a false track I redid the test with the copy of the original photo of the blue polygon on before.jpeg with exiftool in command prompt and I displayed it in geosetter and I find the same angle. I thought that the polygon represented the Fov or Aov in relation to the distance between the 2 GPS points but I had forgotten the Horizontal Fov in relation to the aperture of the lens. that's why I didn't understand this difference in angle opening! Photo 1 Before.jpeg Horizontal Fov 43.6° deg at 43mm (35mm) Photo 2 Now.jpeg Horizontal Fov 2.7° deg at 720mm (35mm) what an idiot am I doing! :p) |
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not aperture but focal length |
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@Motalf: is it OK to close this issue? |
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yes you can close this file! |
- Anonymous
