How to get larger map image of photo?

[offtheback]

Mavic 2 Pro-I download images to Apple Photos and when I go to info,there is a 2.5"x3" map showing the drone and a ground map of the surrounding area.I then export to Lightroom.Is there any way to view larger map and a way to know which direction the camera is pointing?

 

[DanMan32]

I don't get what you're asking. Did you take a screenshot of the map view in the DJI Go4 app and you want to extract and enlarge the screenshot? If so, the screenshot would be the size of your phone screen's resolution.

 

[Meta4]

Is there any way to view larger map

Not quickly and simply, but you can find the GPS location from the image's metadata and plot it on Google Earth and view at any scale you choose

and a way to know which direction the camera is pointing?

That information is in the XMP section of the image's metadata

 

[slup]

Don't really know what you're doing with this ... together with your pictures, but if you want an overview from both a complete flight & down to individual picture/video filming sessions Airdata.com have a neat view that you might like... this doesn't require a subscription so it's free functionality. This only require you to set up a free Airdata account & in the settings there put in your DJI credentials ... then it only requires you to sync your flights to DJI servers in the GO4 app & they will automatically show up in Airdata.com (you can have 100 logs synced with a free account).

Below from one of my flights where I both shot stills & video ...




If you download the .KML file from the flight from this Airdata.com view (under the sat pic. above) you get this when it's opened in Google Earth where each point of interest is clickable ... this .KML file can then be saved locally together with your pictures perhaps... or maybe a screen capture from the above view at Airdata.com.

 

[offtheback]

I don't get what you're asking. Did you take a screenshot of the map view in the DJI Go4 app and you want to extract and enlarge the screenshot? If so, the screenshot would be the size of your phone screen's resolution.

I didn't take a screenshot but was looking at the "info" providing the limited metadata and a small attached map.You can increase/decrease the magnification of the map but the small size of the map makes for difficult reading.

 

[offtheback]

Not quickly and simply, but you can find the GPS location from the image's metadata and plot it on Google Earth and view at any scale you choose

That information is in the XMP section of the image's metadata

Thanks.I am lazy and was looking for an easier method but that helps.

 

[offtheback]

Don't really know what you're doing with this ... together with your pictures, but if you want an overview from both a complete flight & down to individual picture/video filming sessions Airdata.com have a neat view that you might like... this doesn't require a subscription so it's free functionality. This only require you to set up a free Airdata account & in the settings there put in your DJI credentials ... then it only requires you to sync your flights to DJI servers in the GO4 app & they will automatically show up in Airdata.com (you can have 100 logs synced with a free account).

Below from one of my flights where I both shot stills & video ...

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If you download the .KML file from the flight from this Airdata.com view (under the sat pic. above) you get this when it's opened in Google Earth where each point of interest is clickable ... this .KML file can then be saved locally together with your pictures perhaps... or maybe a screen capture from the above view at Airdata.com.

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I'm trying to ID where the photo area is located usually by street.Thanks,that helps.