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Emlid Studio app version 1.8.
Raw data you use for post-processing (NA).
According to the documentation, “Emlid Studio can only geotag photos when the number of timestamps is equal to the number of photos”. So is it possible to PPK process multispectral data when each camera trigger has multiple bands (multiple tiff files for same location)?
I am using Agisoft metashape to process DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral data. I can ppk process the RGB data because the number of photos match the number of timestamps, but this does not work with the multispectral data because of the mismatch (there are many more photos/files than timestamps). I’m looking for a workaround to geotag multiple files. I cannot find a workflow for this anywhere.
Currently, Emlid Studio doesn’t support TIFF file processing. However, we really value user feedback, and I will add yours as a +1 to our feature request.
We don’t have it planned, so I can’t give an ETA, but I will let you know when I have any updates. Thank you!
I would like to seccond this feature request. We are also using the DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral and it would be great if we could use Emlid Studio for the PPK.
I would also suggest to have a text output option such as an EO file. Redcatch Has the option to export to a text file. Where it will correlate latitude longitude and altitude with the file name. The trick with this is, I can geotag the JPEG images and produce the text file. Then all have to do is make a copy of the text file for each band. Then edit the textile file using Find and Replace to change the extension to tiff ot the file name pattern and now I have the coordinate file for both TIF and Jpeg. This works great in Metashape and a lot of of other software.
Also this works well if you decide you want to process other formats like DNG raw files or any other image file that is not supported by the Studio, you just need the text files with the proper coordinates in them. I would really like to see a text file output from this process and that should be very easy to produce.
