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Convert Cell-ID Geo-tagged photos to GPS-tagged |
pakhusin
Joined: Feb 22, 2009
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On 2009-08-19 16:58:41, teapea wrote:
I couldn't get this to work either with my C905 photos either.
what??
i thought C905 is already equipped with built-in gps?
this program should be used for cell-id geotagging phones only..
for example, C510, C901, C902..
C702 and C905 have their own gps.. You dont need this program..
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Hidoba
Joined: Aug 14, 2009
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They should be in the same folder.
I've made a special debug version, please try it with one of your geotagged photos and post the program log (or better PM it to me)
Download it here.
And yes, you are right about spelling, thank you.
You'll help me and the project 
Thank you
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teapea
Joined: Apr 06, 2004
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pakusin - the 905 doesn't tag the photos correctly it seems. see my other thread! When i take "geotagged" photos now there is no EXIF info - just the cell info hence this would be handy. |
code28h4p
Joined: Apr 24, 2008
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teapea
Make sure you activate your GPS receiver first and signal were locked. It show with an icon at your statusbar. |
Othello_11
Joined: Aug 20, 2009
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Hi,
I am having a problem while converting, I am getting the following log:
Error with mcc/mnc/lac/callid. (mcc/mnc/lac/callid not found?)
How can I check to seee if the CellID is enabled in the pictures?
Thank you,
Othello
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gayannr
Joined: Jun 23, 2008
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From: Sri Lanka
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Hidoba ;
Where is actually this cell Id data is stored in pictures, I checked all the EXIF info but couldn't find any  |
teapea
Joined: Apr 06, 2004
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The cell ID is not stored in the EXIF part of the file - but in another RDF section, which is probably why you can't find it. If you open a tagged image up in notepad or something then the cell ID stuff will look like
{cell:mcc}234{/cell:mcc}{cell:mnc}30{/cell:mnc}{cell:lac}241{/cell:lac}{cell:cellid}45808{/cell:cellid}{cell:r}3{/cell:r}{cell:cgi}234-30-241-45808{/cell:cgi}
(note I've change angled brackets for wiggly ones as it wouldn't post correctly with angled brackets)
Which is essentially XML style information.
from the mcc, mnc, lac and cellid information, using opencellid, you can find the lat/lon coords - which can then be written into the EXIF.
code28h4p - there is a problem with the phone software somewhere, even though I have GPS turned on, I have a lock etc, the phone is still not writing the GPS lat/lon information into the EXIF tags. It does however write the cellid into the RDF section, hence why this program would be great to get working.
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Hidoba
Joined: Aug 14, 2009
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!!! TO ALL having mcc/mnc/lac/cellid-not-found problem:
I've solved your problem and reuploaded the program. Please download and test.
The problem was due to image paths with spaces.
gayannr you can use exiftool to see the cell-id info. You can make a copy of the exiftool.exe file included in my distributibe and rename it to exiftool(-k).exe, and drag&drop your image to the exiftool(-k).exe file.
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pakhusin
Joined: Feb 22, 2009
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Processing DSC00690.JPG
Reading tags. Loading coordinates from google. 4.202661 103.434255. Writing tags.
Error: exif could not update file:
Finished.
Processed 1 files:
GPS data was alredy in 0 files.
Google resolved coordinates for 1 files.
opencellid.org resolved coordinates for 0 files.
Coordinates were not found for 0 files.
I'm testing your newest version
Your program manage to find the coordinates, but failed to write exif on the image..
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Hidoba
Joined: Aug 14, 2009
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On 2009-08-21 12:47:48, pakhusin wrote:
I'm testing your newest version
Your program manage to find the coordinates, but failed to write exif on the image..
Most certainly that means your image is in protected folder. |
RLP06
Joined: Jul 10, 2007
Posts: 342
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On 2009-08-21 14:30:25, Hidoba wrote:
On 2009-08-21 12:47:48, pakhusin wrote:
I'm testing your newest version
Your program manage to find the coordinates, but failed to write exif on the image..
Most certainly that means your image is in protected folder.
Works great, cheers matey
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firoz3321
Joined: Aug 29, 2008
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Ehmm ...
Out of excitement ... Can i know if my k800i has anything to do with this app ?? 
k800i photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/firozmohammad/
My k800i stuff: http://firoz3321.4shared.com/ |
Hidoba
Joined: Aug 14, 2009
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On 2009-08-21 14:45:00, firoz3321 wrote:
Ehmm ...
Out of excitement ... Can i know if my k800i has anything to do with this app ??
As far as I see on Sony Ericsson website k800i doesn't have geo-tagging... So app is useless for you |
RLP06
Joined: Jul 10, 2007
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I think you should add a donate button on your website, this is a great program, sure it helps lots of people!
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RLP06
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I was able to geotag my pictures that I took while flying over greenland!!!
though one of them placed me in Zambia... lol
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