JeffEllis
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- Joined
- Oct 19, 2012
- Messages
- 29
- Location
- Chicago, IL USA
- Lightroom Experience
- Advanced
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- Lightroom Version Number
- 10.4
- Operating System
- macOS 10.15 Catalina
Hi gang. A very specific problem to a limited group of people...
I fly drones - DJI Phantom 4 Pro currently. Been processing those files (P3P and P4P) in Lightroom since 2014. And in the Grid view/Metadata/EXIF info the Altitude and GPS fields have always shown the data from the files - until April of 2021.
Since then almost all of them do not show the data. But its all there if you use a Meta Data software reader.
Here is the Exif panel for a current file:
And then what a Metadata reader shows on a similar file. The GPS is not on this screenshot, but its there. Altitude in meters rather than feet:
Here is a dropbox folder with a few sample files - if anyone is inclined to help. Goes without saying that they are all Copyright Jeff Ellis Photo 2021-All Rights Reserved - well, I said it anyway....
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yq02kze63ou54e0/AADaTsrpmpSjQVObN83u_bvza?dl=0
If you import to Lightroom , and Sort by Date, you should see that any file earlier that end of march 2021 the Altitude and GPS fields are filled, but any file later than March of 2021
And ALMOST every flight Ive shot since then is missing the Altitude and GPS in LR.
EXCEPT inexplicably this one day just last month I did some test flying and shooting and all the files I shot that day 09/24/2021 - I think the file I included here is <DJI_0216_092421.jpg> is one - Do show the GPS data.
And at first I thought is was a system thing. my desktop computer is still on Mac OS 12.xx Sierra, and Laptop is 10.15xx- Catalina. But on both computers and Lightroom Catalogs all shoots up through March of 2021 show the Altitude and GPS, and anything after usually not.
And its making me crazy because I can't figure out why they don't show it - and once in a while DO...
It's just inconvenient as I do a lot of panoramic stitch shots and I have to make sure all the shots on a given group are from the same height & location before stitching.
Does anyone here have a thought on this?
Much appreciated as always!
I fly drones - DJI Phantom 4 Pro currently. Been processing those files (P3P and P4P) in Lightroom since 2014. And in the Grid view/Metadata/EXIF info the Altitude and GPS fields have always shown the data from the files - until April of 2021.
Since then almost all of them do not show the data. But its all there if you use a Meta Data software reader.
Here is the Exif panel for a current file:
And then what a Metadata reader shows on a similar file. The GPS is not on this screenshot, but its there. Altitude in meters rather than feet:
Here is a dropbox folder with a few sample files - if anyone is inclined to help. Goes without saying that they are all Copyright Jeff Ellis Photo 2021-All Rights Reserved - well, I said it anyway....
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yq02kze63ou54e0/AADaTsrpmpSjQVObN83u_bvza?dl=0
If you import to Lightroom , and Sort by Date, you should see that any file earlier that end of march 2021 the Altitude and GPS fields are filled, but any file later than March of 2021
And ALMOST every flight Ive shot since then is missing the Altitude and GPS in LR.
EXCEPT inexplicably this one day just last month I did some test flying and shooting and all the files I shot that day 09/24/2021 - I think the file I included here is <DJI_0216_092421.jpg> is one - Do show the GPS data.
And at first I thought is was a system thing. my desktop computer is still on Mac OS 12.xx Sierra, and Laptop is 10.15xx- Catalina. But on both computers and Lightroom Catalogs all shoots up through March of 2021 show the Altitude and GPS, and anything after usually not.
And its making me crazy because I can't figure out why they don't show it - and once in a while DO...
It's just inconvenient as I do a lot of panoramic stitch shots and I have to make sure all the shots on a given group are from the same height & location before stitching.
Does anyone here have a thought on this?
Much appreciated as always!