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Added support for EXIF lat/lng #16
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Added functionality to support EXIF latitude and longitude data and convert it into decimal format.
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The Could you also change the tabs to spaces and fix the formatting. |
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Any update? |
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I've been busy but I'm going to be making another PR. Also, I'm thinking that |
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This is true. Could probably all just be inline. |
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I needed support for my web app to pull lat/lng data from uploaded images, so here you go.
This patch adds two new metadata fields:
latitudeandlongitude.EXIF lat/lng data is stored as an array of DMS values, not decimal, so this also adds a new function
dmstodec()which converts this array into a decimal value you can easily store in a database.