Extract and use camera serial number for sequence building#795
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Summary: This change adds camera serial number extraction from EXIF/XMP metadata and uses it for sequence building. Previously, images were grouped into sequences only by directory, device make/model, and dimensions. This could incorrectly group images from different physical cameras of the same model into the same sequence. With this change, images from different camera bodies (identified by their unique serial numbers) are now correctly split into separate sequences, even if they have the same make/model. **Changes:** - Added `extract_camera_uuid()` method to `ExifReadFromXMP`, `ExifReadFromEXIF`, and `ExifToolReadVideo` classes - Extracts body serial and lens serial from various EXIF/XMP tags, creating a composite ID when both are present - Added `MAPCameraUUID` field to `VideoMetadata` type and propagated through the pipeline - Added `MAPCameraUUID` to sequence grouping criteria in `process_sequence_properties.py` - Updated JSON serialization to include the new field Test Plan: Added comprehensive unit tests covering: - EXIF body/lens serial extraction with priority ordering - XMP serial extraction from various namespace tags (exif, exifEX, aux) - Video metadata serial extraction (GoPro, Insta360, ExifIFD) - Sequence grouping by camera UUID (verifying images with different camera UUIDs are split into separate sequences) All existing tests pass.
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Summary
This change adds camera serial number extraction from EXIF/XMP metadata and uses it for sequence building. Previously, images were grouped into sequences only by directory, device make/model, and dimensions. This could incorrectly group images from different physical cameras of the same model into the same sequence.
With this change, images from different camera bodies (identified by their unique serial numbers) are now correctly split into separate sequences, even if they have the same make/model.
Changes
extract_camera_uuid()method toExifReadFromXMP,ExifReadFromEXIF, andExifToolReadVideoclassesMAPCameraUUIDfield toVideoMetadatatype and propagated through the pipelineMAPCameraUUIDto sequence grouping criteria inprocess_sequence_properties.pyTest Plan
Added comprehensive unit tests covering:
All existing tests pass.