> If the camera clock hasn't changed since the time you took the photos > you can calculate the exact time offset by taking a picture either of > the clock on your GPS or the clock on your computer (assuming it's > accurate). Then the time offset is the difference between the time > that the camera stamps your picture with and the time actually shown > in the picture.
You could shift the pictures to points on the tracklog where you were moving the most slowly; on the theory that you either slow down or stop to take a picture. If the offset between your camera time and your gps time is linear then by sliding the timeline of pictures relative to the timeline of the gps you can select for the lowest velocity score of the sum of all the pictures intersection with the gps tracklog. - a _______________________________________________ Geowanking mailing list [email protected] http://lists.burri.to/mailman/listinfo/geowanking
