Maps Made Easy only accepts JPG images for processing. The multispectral images are not supported but the RGB images are great and will work well.
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DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral processing TIF files?
Hi there!
I have just recently acquired a DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise multispectral. I wish to process the multispectral data in MME in stiching maps for easy internal and external reference via the sharing links.
During waypoint testing, RGB and MS storage was selected. The following file outputs were obtained.
When using waypoints, I only receive 5 types of files:
- DJI..._D.JPG
- DJI..._MS_G.TIF
- DJI..._MS_NIR_TIF
- DJI..._MS_R_TIF
- DJI..._MS_RE_TIF
I've ran tests for the JPG files, and it seem to work. Unfortunately, the TIF files are unreadable showing erros. Is there a way to process these files in MME? Or any post processing needs to be completed prior sending in to MME?
I've did a manual test, and it seems a file showing DJI...F.JPG (a combination of Red/Yellow/Green image) appears. This file seems to work, but it does not appear during waypoint missions.
Thank you!
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Hi Zane, thanks for the feedback. Just need more guidance here, i'm trying to achieve something like this here. I would assume that on JPG files are used for inputs here. https://www.mapsmadeeasy.com/maps/public/749aa08afd6a4272af2996da18c5952f/
Would there be a useful file converter you can suggest to convert these TIF files to JPGs while retaining the EXIF data?
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That sample was a modified point and shoot camera.
It is possible to use Lightroom but it isn’t easy to do it and keep all of the tag information. You could also look into using TerrainDrop with your multispectral imagery.
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