Hello all, me and my team started working with the DJI Mavic Zoom today. Our work relies heavily on the coordinates where the drone presents itself when a picture is taken (The coordinate determines the picture's "whereabouts" in order for the object in frame to be found in another third-party program). We originally thought that we would retrieve the gps coordinates from opening each individual image on the image properties window in Windows 10, but they are in a weird format (One is "20;2;47.219800000006 44;55;15.72179999999", when we need it in, at least but not ideally, UTM). Any tips on what's going on?

If you use this tool: https://exiftool.org/
And in the terminal run tis: exiftool pictureName.fileExtension | grep Alt
What readings to you get?

As for this format: 20;2;47.219800000006 44;55;15.72179999999....without looking at the context that you received this in, I can't tell much but can you tell me if 47.219800000006 and 15.72179999999 are the correct coordinates?  Was the picture from Puch bei Weiz in Austria?  Can you provide a screenshot of the property data?

DJI_Lisa Posted at 8-19 13:09
If you use this tool: https://exiftool.org/
And in the terminal run tis: exiftool pictureName.fileExtension | grep Alt
What readings to you get?

Nope, that isn't right... we're literally in the middle of Brazil

djiuser_VjiLdH9nDs1j Posted at 8-20 11:12
Nope, that isn't right... we're literally in the middle of Brazil

Did you try this yet:

If you use this tool: https://exiftool.org/
And in the terminal run tis: exiftool pictureName.fileExtension | grep Alt
What readings to you get?