Classes to handle ModelTiePointTag and ModelPixelScaleTag #28
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With these two tags and the information retrieved with the other tags, you can calculate the extent of a GeoTIFF.
If you already have an ExifTool executable and you want to use that, just pass the path to ExifTool constructor as optional second parameter. If the parameter is not specified, the class behaves as usual, using the default executable.
ExtraSamples TAG was under the folder ExifIFD, but tested TIFFs have it in the group IFD0. Now, with this class in the IFD0 folder, the class is fetched and the TAG value parsed properly.
For our customer these tags are not required, so they simply slowdown the checkout and installation process
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With these two tags and the information retrieved with the other tags,
you can calculate the extent of a GeoTIFF.