How to use the exif.parse_angle function in exif
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self.name = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(components.path))[0]
if path:
file = open(path)
else:
file = urllib2.urlopen(self.url)
if file.info().typeheader != 'image/jpeg':
raise RuntimeError, '%s: not an image/jpeg' % self.url
self.jpeg = exif.JPEG(file)
if 'DateTimeOriginal' in self.jpeg.exif:
self.dt = exif.parse_datetime(self.jpeg.exif['DateTimeOriginal'])
elif 'DateTime' in self.jpeg.exif:
self.dt = exif.parse_datetime(self.jpeg.exif['DateTime'])
else:
self.dt = datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1)
if 'GPSVersionID' in self.jpeg.exif:
lat = exif.parse_angle(self.jpeg.exif['GPSLatitude'])
if self.jpeg.exif['GPSLatitudeRef'] == 'S\0':
lat = -lat
lon = exif.parse_angle(self.jpeg.exif['GPSLongitude'])
if self.jpeg.exif['GPSLongitudeRef'] == 'W\0':
lon = -lon
if 'GPSAltitude' in self.jpeg.exif:
gps_altitude = self.jpeg.exif['GPSAltitude']
ele = float(gps_altitude[0]) / gps_altitude[1]
self.elevation_data = True
else:
ele = 0
self.elevation_data = False
self.coord = Coord.deg(lat, lon, ele)
else:
self.coord = None
self.elevation_data = Noneelse:
file = urllib2.urlopen(self.url)
if file.info().typeheader != 'image/jpeg':
raise RuntimeError, '%s: not an image/jpeg' % self.url
self.jpeg = exif.JPEG(file)
if 'DateTimeOriginal' in self.jpeg.exif:
self.dt = exif.parse_datetime(self.jpeg.exif['DateTimeOriginal'])
elif 'DateTime' in self.jpeg.exif:
self.dt = exif.parse_datetime(self.jpeg.exif['DateTime'])
else:
self.dt = datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1)
if 'GPSVersionID' in self.jpeg.exif:
lat = exif.parse_angle(self.jpeg.exif['GPSLatitude'])
if self.jpeg.exif['GPSLatitudeRef'] == 'S\0':
lat = -lat
lon = exif.parse_angle(self.jpeg.exif['GPSLongitude'])
if self.jpeg.exif['GPSLongitudeRef'] == 'W\0':
lon = -lon
if 'GPSAltitude' in self.jpeg.exif:
gps_altitude = self.jpeg.exif['GPSAltitude']
ele = float(gps_altitude[0]) / gps_altitude[1]
self.elevation_data = True
else:
ele = 0
self.elevation_data = False
self.coord = Coord.deg(lat, lon, ele)
else:
self.coord = None
self.elevation_data = None
if 'UserComment' in self.jpeg.exif:
user_comment = self.jpeg.exif['UserComment']
self.description = exif.parse_usercomment(user_comment)exif
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