The output DateTime can be used to analyze and map the output feature class through time. If an altitude was not recorded by the device, the field will have a value of Null, 0, or -999999, depending on the device and the output location you specified.
X-The x-coordinate where the photo was captured.Refer to device documentation for information on directional accuracy. Use a geotagged photo's direction information with caution, as the direction recorded by the device may not be accurate. Refer to device documentation for more information. The direction value may refer to degrees from true north or magnetic north. If no direction is recorded by the device, this field will have a value of Null, 0, or -999999, depending on the device and the output location you specified. Values range from 0 to 359.99, where 0 indicates north, 90 indicates east, and so on. Direction-The direction the device was pointing when the photo was captured.Photo files may have a date created or date modified property, but these often do not represent the date and time the photo was captured. If the DateTime field contains null or blank values, it may be an indication that your device did not capture a useable timestamp with the photo. When the output feature class is in a geodatabase, this field will of type date.
When the output feature class is a shapefile, this field will be of type string.
Display photo geotag information on map full#
Path-The full path to the photo file used to generate the point, for example, C:\data\photos\Pic0001.jpg.
The output feature class will have the following attribute fields: This tool reads the longitude, latitude, and altitude coordinates from photo files and writes these coordinates and associated attributes to an output point feature class.
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