ensphere 0.3

# ensphere

Add XMP info for PanoSphere in the pictures.

## Requirements

Install `exempi` in advance.

On MacOS,

brew install exempi

## Usage

usage: ensphere [-h] [--version]
[--set UsePanoramaViewer=True,ProjectionType=equirectangular]
filenames [filenames ...]

Add XMP metadata for PanoSphere in the pictures. (version 0.3)

positional arguments:
filenames File names (JPEG files only)

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version, -V show program's version number and exit
--set UsePanoramaViewer=True,ProjectionType=equirectangular, -s UsePanoramaViewer=True,ProjectionType=equirectangular
Set metadata for PanSpheres. Available variables:
['UsePanoramaViewer', 'CaptureSoftware',
'StitchingSoftware', 'ProjectionType',
'PoseHeadingDegrees', 'PosePitchDegrees',
'PoseRollDegrees', 'InitialViewHeadingDegrees',
'InitialViewPitchDegrees', 'InitialViewRollDegrees',
'InitialHorizontalFOVDegrees', 'FirstPhotoDate',
'LastPhotoDate', 'SourcePhotosCount',
'ExposureLockUsed', 'CroppedAreaImageWidthPixels',
'CroppedAreaImageHeightPixels', 'FullPanoWidthPixels',
'FullPanoHeightPixels', 'CroppedAreaLeftPixels',
'CroppedAreaTopPixels', 'InitialCameraDolly']


## Example

To add the default metadata for a equirectangular JPEG image.

ensphere equirectangular.jpg

For a cropped image, you also have to specify the original image size with `-s` option.

ensphere -s 'FullPanoWidthPixels=8000,FullPanoHeightPixels=4000,CroppedAreaLeftPixels=0,CroppedAreaTopPixels=0' partial.jpg