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Hi Phil,
almost there, I'd just like to adjust the GPS-time-tags.
I am trying to copy the tag 'datetimeoriginal' into the tag 'gpsdatetime' in the same file using this command:
exiftool -v "-DateTimeOriginal>GPSDateTime" img110504.tif
To command is processed but the gps-datetime is not there.
Reason:
The images were taken of Curling-Sports-Event within the same ice-rink (location).
The GPS-data and the date is the same for all images, only the time changes for each image.
I was hopeing to be able to use the tag 'datetimeoriginal' as it is equal to the tag 'GPSdatetime'.
The tags 'GPSDatestamp' and 'GPSTimestamp' are not populated yet.
Do they depend on each other?
GPSVersionID : 2.2.0.0
GPSLatitudeRef : North
GPSLatitude : 46 deg 25' 48.97"
GPSLongitudeRef : East
GPSLongitude : 9 deg 45' 51.07"
GPSAltitudeRef : Above Sea Level
GPSAltitude : 1851 m
GPSSatellites : 0
GPSMapDatum : WGS-84
Aperture : 11.0
GPSAltitude : 1851 m Above Sea Level
GPSLatitude : 46 deg 25' 48.97" N
GPSLongitude : 9 deg 45' 51.07" E
GPSPosition : 46 deg 25' 48.97" N, 9 deg 45' 51.07" E
(note: the 'aperture' sits right in the middle.)
How can I accomplish to copy the 'datetimeoriginal' into 'gpsdatetime'?
PS: Well, probably nobody would ever notice the time-difference, I mostly very curious about handling time related values.
Thanks, Hans.
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