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10.0 version. I also made sure to recreate your demo text file just to make sure. Could you please provide me with some feedback on this issue? Thank you very much.
Thomas, First of all thank you for creating such a useful product. It has resuced my workflow time considerably. Second, I am having trouble using the Batch Geolocate tool in the ArcGIS 10.0 version of your tool. I can bring in the same text file using the 9.3 version but, not the 10.
Thomas, good work on a very helpful set of tools. I am having trouble uploading pictures taken with a Ricoh G700SE w/ built in GPS. The error occurs when using the 'Loading ArcPhoto Elements' tool and is caused by the /Exif/Gps/Satellites field. The Ricoh pads the field to 89 characters whether it needs to or not. Example: <Property>...
Thomas, I have troubles getting "Batch Geolocate" to work with ArcGIS 10 and ArcPhoto 1.5.1 on Win 7 x64. I've created a batch file according to the specifications, but whenever I try to run it I get the following error: "ERROR 000584, Implementation of this Tool's Validate is invalid." Any ideas?
I have the same problem with Win 7, ArcGIS 9.3 and ArcPhoto 1.4.4. With 1.4.2 it works, but then I can't use the function "batch create photo elements"....
yes, there is currently an issue that I am working on, I am waiting on confirmation from a couple of testers, ...1.4.5 should become available within a couple of days
- Thomas Emge
So, some news? Is 1.4.5 avialable?
- Christian
Yes, 1.4.5 is available at http://resources.arcgis.com/gallery...
- Thomas Emge
Hello Thomas, some time ago I commented in "FriendFeed" that I've still problems with ArcPhoto 1.4.5 under Win 7 y ArcGIS9.3. Problems is related with "loading Arc Photo Elements into geodatabase. The "Redlands Photo layer" is always empty. Did I forgot some important step or have more people the problem. Thanks, Christian
- Christian
from email
I was trying to use Arcphoto with the oics taken with Nikon D90 and GP-1, but the attribute table remains empty. The xy location is properly imported into geometry (so I can populate X and Y via ArcGIS), but capture direction is empty. EXIF header shows that direction exists under name heading. Is there any way to link that info.
Alan, I am not quite sure that I follow your workflow completely. So you have the images loaded in a database and all the attributes are empty? Please feel free to contact me directly at temge at esri.com and we can talk about the issues in more details.
- Thomas Emge
OK. I will do. Yes, you understand everything right. Simply all the attrib remains <null> values.
- Alan Stimac
I've tried now the version 1.4.5 (Win 7, ArcGIS9.3) and I have still the same problem. One question: Is it necesary to group the photos before runnig "Load ArcPhoto Elements into a Geodatabase model"? Because I have also a problem to group the fotos (acces to the path denied).
Hey, uh, I can't seem to get a photo element to display on the map after running the Load ArcPhoto Elements into a Geodatabase model. Windows 7, ArcGIS 9.3 Info, ArcPhoto 1.4.2. It works fine on my Vista machine. The model runs normally and says the Make Photo Layer was successful but noithing in the TOC. A feature class is created in the gdb.
Hi Thomas, I would love to be a volunteer for Indonesian Language. Please let me know how to do it.
Agus, that would be fantastic. I have posted an outline of the work at http://maps.esri.com/ArcPhot.... Please let me know if you have any question or in case you get stuck with any of the files.
- Thomas Emge
I am trying to figure out how important it is for users to run the ArcPhoto tools inside of Engine vs. Desktop?
ArcPhoto (Version 1.4.1) is live, go get it at http://arcscripts.esri.com/details... - ArcPhoto is the quickest way to integrate digital photographs into the ArcGIS platform - and it is free and open ;)
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I'm downloading it now... thanks
- Agus Salim
I've been sitting on release 1.4.1 for a while now. If anyone has major issues with the current release, please let me know now ;)
Hi Thomas, I like the ArcPhoto extension you've made and i'm wondering if you could advise me towards any good guides for getting to grips with a language like C# or C++ so I can start extending ArcGIS. I've been looking around and found helpful guides on ESRI pages but of course with an older version of VB. Any advice or pointers?
It depends where you are coming from. I would recommend to look on Amazon for a good C# starter book. After that take a closer look at .NET/COM interop and get to know some of the details. While studying that topic you would start coding with implementing something like ICommand and/or ITool for extending ArcGIS. Once those basics are covered you pretty ready to go in any kind of direction.
- Thomas Emge
Also, check out the ArcGIS Online ArcPhoto group http://www.arcgisonline.com/home...
Getting closer again to finish up ArcPhoto 1.4.1, if you have suggestions, requests, please let me know...
An updated version of ArcPhoto on the web is almost done at http://maps.esri.com/ArcPhot.... Give it a try.
A special Thank you to all the testers of the ArcPhoto 1.4 release candidates.
Now with the 1.4 release out of the way, I am collecting user enhancement request for the next version
ArcPhoto 1.4 is finally released, go check it out at http://arcscripts.esri.com/details...
If u would like 2 meet ArcPhoto users or u would like 2 meet the developer let me know @ http://friendfeed.com/ArcPhoto #esriuc #arcphoto
I've created an ArcPhoto group on ArcGIS Online http://www.arcgisonline.com/home... - please use it to share photos, ideas, suggestions, scripts,....
Is there an interest to meet #ArcPhoto users at the UC? I am open for suggestions.
coding for the next release (1.4) is almost done. New feature are: IPTC header support, batch geolocate/geotagging support, and script to convert GPS tracklog shapefile to route shapefile for input into Match Photo location geoprocessing tool
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PhotoSynth integration into VirtualEarth (http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...). Does anyone have any suggestions for bringing #ArcPhoto into this environment?
Is there a greater need to support more mobile devices? How can the #ArcPhoto tools provide greater support for emergency assessment?
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