Key
Value example
Type
Meaning
Xmp.Camera.ModelType
"fisheye"
XmpText
Camera model type: one of "perspective" or "fisheye".
Xmp.Camera.PrincipalPoint
2.42299,1.850154
XmpText
c
x, c
y in millimetres separated by comma.
Xmp.Camera.PerspectiveFocalLength
4.569165
XmpText
For perspective camera: focal length in millimetres.
Xmp.Camera.PerspectiveDistortion
0.201690322,-0.358534038,
0.256185599,
0.004208643,0.000268361
XmpText
Xmp.Camera.FisheyeAffineMatrix
1583.319083002,0,0,
1583.319083002
Ascii
Xmp.Camera.FisheyeAffineSymmetric
1
Boolean
For fisheye camera: If symmetric affine matrix should be used (default false).
Xmp.Camera.FisheyePolynomial
0,1,-0.025178575,
0.167834214
Ascii
Xmp.Camera.RigName
Airinov multiSPEC4C 1.1
XmpText
Name of the rig model this image belongs to.
Xmp.Camera.RigCameraIndex
0
Short
Corresponding camera index within the rig model.
Xmp.Camera.RigRelatives
0.3836, -1.27665, -0.1156
XmpText
Xmp.Camera.CaptureUUID
B9A2F3676304A83F92261B5245124F28
XmpText
Unique identifier for one capture within a flight. This allows to find that capture across different rig cameras.
Xmp.Camera.FlightUUID
7F8DC95FFCADA339805BD53338EC888
E
XmpText
Unique identifier for one flight
Xmp.Camera.UID
12606478859240980328
XmpString
Globally unique image identifier. Unsigned integer, must be a random number uniformly distributed in the range [0, 264-1]. The same random sequence must not be repeated in different units or for different acquisitions.
Key
Value example
Type
Meaning
Xmp.Camera.BandName
{"Red", "NIR"}
XmpSeq
Name of each band (sequence).
Single page image: one name for each band of the image.
Multipage image: one band name per image page. (Note: this allows only one band per page since the sequence of the sequence is not possible).
The band name must not start with the following characters: 0-9, ',', '(' or ')'.
Xmp.Camera.CentralWavelength
{660, 800}
XmpSeq
Central wavelength of each band in nm. Similar to band names. If band names are not defined, default band names are generated.
Xmp.Camera.WavelengthFWHM
{10, 10}
XmpSeq
Full-width half maximum of the wavelength distribution in nm.
Xmp.Camera.BlackCurrent
XmpSeq
Xmp.Camera.BandSensitivity
{0.78, 0.043}
XmpSeq
The sensitivity of each band (pixel intensity value per irradiance).
Xmp.Camera.SunSensor
{12.87, 9.72}
XmpSeq
Sun irradiance sensor (upwards looking sensor) raw value for each band.
Xmp.Camera.SunSensorExposureTime
0.1
XmpText
Sun irradiance sensor exposure time in seconds.
Xmp.Camera.SunSensorSensitivity
{16.45, 14.08}
XmpSeq
Sun irradiance sensor sensitivity.
Xmp.Camera.InvalidPixel
{"40,593,981,291"}
XmpSeq
List of bad pixels as comma-separated x,y coordinate list, one sequence for each band.
Xmp.Camera.VignettingPolynomial
{"0.00325, 1.983e-6, 5.0983e-9"}
XmpSeq
Xmp.Camera.VignettingCenter
{"542,912"}
XmpSeq
Xmp.Camera.VignettingPolynomial2DName
{"0,0,1,0, ..., 2,2,3,1"}
XmpSeq
Xmp.Camera.VignettingPolynomial2D
{"0.633287676149, 1.47936368033, ..., -1.58329242609, 0.130259802058"}
XmpSeq
Vignetting correction by 2D polynomial: coefficients c_{n,m} for names given by Xmp.Camera.VignettingPolynomial2DName separated by commas (one string of comma-separated values per page):
Camera radiometric correction specifications.
Xmp.Camera.ColorTransform
{1, -0.114886,-0.0456918,
-0.176716, 1, 0,
-0.0715561, 0, 1}
XmpSeq
Sequence of double, color conversion matrix (for RGB: R2R, G2R, B2R, R2G, G2G, B2G, R2B, G2B, B2B). Considering the information as a 3x3 matrix M, (R,G,B)
new= M * (R,G,B).
Xmp.Camera.IsNormalized
1
Boolean
Defines whether the radiometric correction is required (value 0) or the data has already been corrected (value 1) and therefore should not be corrected.
Key
Value example
Type
Meaning
Xmp.Camera.Albedo
{0.22, 0.19 , 0.37}
XmpSeq
For radiometric calibration target images: Albedo of the disk for each band/page.
Xmp.Camera.ReflectArea
{"X1,Y1,X2,Y2,X3,Y3,X4,Y4", "X1,Y1,...", ...}
XmpSeq
For radiometric calibration target images: polygon defining the target area for each page.
Xmp.Camera.CalibrationPicture
2
Short
Specifies if this image is a radiometric calibration target: 0 = no, 1 = yes but invalid, 2 = yes and valid.
For Sequoia cameras: 0 = no, 1 and 2 = yes.
Key
Value example(s)
Type
Meaning
Xmp.Camera.Yaw
72.7942
Rational or Double
Xmp.Camera.Pitch
1.7943
Rational or Double
Xmp.Camera.Roll
2.8909
Rational or Double
Xmp.Camera.HorizCS
XmpString
The horizontal coordinate system used by the GPS receiver, i.e. by
Exif.GPSInfo.GPSLatitude and
Exif.GPSInfo.GPSLongitude, in the form auth:WKID, where auth is an authority (e.g. EPSG or ESRI) and WKID a well-known code.
Xmp.Camera.VertCS
XmpString
The vertical coordinate system used by the GPS receiver, i.e. by
Exif.GPSInfo.GPSAltitude, in the form auth:WKID, where auth is an authority (e.g. EPSG or ESRI) and WKID a well-known code, or the special value
ellipsoidal for ellipsoidal height.
Xmp.Camera.GPSXYAccuracy
5
Rational
Horizontal GPS Accuracy in meters.
Xmp.Camera.GPSZAccuracy
10
Rational
Vertical GPS Accuracy in meters.
Xmp.Camera.GyroRate
0.0487
Rational
Gyro rate during image acquisition, lower = better quality.
Xmp.Camera.IMUPitchAccuracy
0.113
Rational
The value in degrees of 1-sigma of the Gaussian noise of the IMU Pitch measurement.
Xmp.Camera.IMURollAccuracy
0.087
Rational
The value in degrees of 1-sigma of the Gaussian noise of the IMU Roll measurement.
Xmp.Camera.IMUYawAccuracy
1.250
Rational
The value in degrees of 1-sigma of the Gaussian noise of the IMU Yaw measurement.
Xmp.Camera.NominalCameraDistance
25.87
Rational
Nominal GPS distance between calibrated cameras in meters in order to have a decent overlap. Use to dynamically remove the cameras with worst quality as determined by the GyroRate such the target distance is as specified.
Xmp.Camera.AboveGroundAltitude
25.3
Rational or Double
Altitude above ground/take-off location in meters (from the altimeter of the drone).
Key
Value example
Type
Meaning
Xmp.Camera.TransformAlpha
{55684.1, 58672.8, 58889.1}
XmpSeq
Sequence of double, alpha parameter for each band.
This and the following two tags are used to undo a gamma transform which has been applied to fit data in 8bit space without losing the dynamic range:
pixel_final = alpha * pixel_normalized^gamma + beta;
where pixel_normalized is the pixel value stored in the JPG image scaled to the [0,1] interval.
Xmp.Camera.TransformBeta
{9850.9, 6862.2, 6645.91}
XmpSeq
Sequence of double, beta parameter for each band.
Xmp.Camera.TransformGamma
{2.12109, 2.6243, 2.33549}
XmpSeq
Sequence of double, gamma parameter for each band.