GPS Location From Image Metadata in Python

Today we learn how to retrieve and display the GPS information, which is contained in an image's metadata.
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[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

I love how honest you are when you say you have no idea where that equation came from since you just googled it

[@GuruKal]

honestly love how straight to the point you are. thanks for the great video, man

[@67hutch]

Perfect timing! I was legit trying to do this yesterday :)

[@piotrmazgaj]

Yes! OSINT! Please do more!

[@JaimeBayes]

Thanks, really useful. Just a small fix, simply add a flag when the 1 and 3 parameters are 'S' or 'W', it must be multiplyed by -1.0 to get the correct location.

[@drooten]

Really good info. Thanks!

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

Also useful if you want to alter evidence or confuse training neural networks.

[@mgreek31]

Love Your Vids.
Thanks.

[@TheFFreak]

The correct conversion is (1) lat = north[0] + north[1]/60 + north[2]/3600 and (2) long = east[0]+east[1]/60+east[2]/3600

[@alonh.4968]

in Jupyter Lab:
settings > advanced settings editor > look for "notebook" in large text and click > auto closing brackets - on

[@alphacentauri3452]

I've just found "solarsystem" module. It's very nice and easy to use..
Would you like to make a video about it? Or maybe "skyfield"?

[@trapOrdoom]

I came here purely security focused, thinking this could be done the other way around, and I was spooked. Sick shit though!!!

[@APPAROOTME]

amazing

[@neatcomrade8537]

omg, just what i needed. thanks brother! also if you can please make a tutorial on neovim lua configs.

[@UpIp-ld8oz]

it doesn't work for me can you help me

[@Lord1Helmchen]

Exception has occurred: AttributeError
'NoneType' object has no attribute 'items'
(...), line 10, in
for k, v in img._getexif().items()

[@vinaygupta8183]

same you got the solutions?

[@msaid1410]

@@vinaygupta8183 same

[@youyou9146]

for anyone in the future, I had the same problem, and it was because the photo didn't have any locational data. I then swapped it for another one that I took and it worked

[@guilherme5094]

Nice👍

[@rasydev]

Cool❤

[@vedanshugatade]

Heyy can this be done in basic idle python???

[@brightaneva6282]

Dee Python God

[@dwaipayanbandyopadhyay6110]

Is it possible to download photos from Internet which has exif data like Location ? I can't find any..

[@UpIp-ld8oz]

me to i can't find it

[@UpIp-ld8oz]

did find a solution

[@iniquitousreads]

People on python 3 do pip3 install pillow

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It's been a while since you made your comment, but just wanted to let you know you're not shadow banned. 👍