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My TIFF filesarefiles are placed on top of each other when imported to QGIS

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When I upload TIFF images to QGIS, all of these are placed on top of each other. The files are "telling" me they dont have the right projection, but I have tried many (including the same as my World map is in) but its still messed up. I have managed to change the placement of the images, but never to the correct location. And they are still placed on top of each other. My goal is to make NDVI analyses from these. How do I manage to place them at their correct locations? I have taken the images with a DJI Phantom IV RTK drone, and all images have GPS coordinates in their files.

Thanks for the help!

When I upload TIFF images to QGIS, all of these are placed on top of each other. The files are "telling" me they dont have the right projection, but I have tried many (including the same as my World map is in) but its still messed up. I have managed to change the placement of the images, but never to the correct location. And they are still placed on top of each other. My goal is to make NDVI analyses from these. How do I manage to place them at their correct locations? I have taken the images with a DJI Phantom IV RTK drone, and all images have GPS coordinates in their files.

Thanks for the help!

When I upload TIFF images to QGIS, all of these are placed on top of each other. The files are "telling" me they dont have the right projection, but I have tried many (including the same as my World map is in) but its still messed up. I have managed to change the placement of the images, but never to the correct location. And they are still placed on top of each other. My goal is to make NDVI analyses from these. How do I manage to place them at their correct locations? I have taken the images with a DJI Phantom IV RTK drone, and all images have GPS coordinates in their files.

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My TIFF filesare placed on top of each other when imported to QGIS

When I upload TIFF images to QGIS, all of these are placed on top of each other. The files are "telling" me they dont have the right projection, but I have tried many (including the same as my World map is in) but its still messed up. I have managed to change the placement of the images, but never to the correct location. And they are still placed on top of each other. My goal is to make NDVI analyses from these. How do I manage to place them at their correct locations? I have taken the images with a DJI Phantom IV RTK drone, and all images have GPS coordinates in their files.

Thanks for the help!