Portable geosetter

Hi,My camera does not have a GPS and I geotag most of my pictures.I used to remember the places where pictures have been taken and drop pictures onto the ACDSee map when at home. This is a burden and, if done a few days later, does not work (often forgotten precise location).Below is ok for Windows PC and Android phone. I do not know for Apple world.I now :synchronise times (and time zones) of PC, phone and cameraUse Geotracker on the smartphone to track GPS during picture taking. Track is stored in a .gpx file on the smartphonewhen home, connect the phone to the PC (USB, ...) and transfer gpx file to PCshutdown ACDSee (very important)transfer pictures from camera to PC (in my case : convert to .dng)Use Geosetter on the PC ( picture folderselect chosen picturessync those picture with gpx file (choose gpx folder), sync is done via time of picture vs time of gpx record (Modify/synchronise with GPS trace, or ^G)Geosetter displays a map and the GPS coordinates for each pictureModify/changes (^S) saves the coordinates into picture Exif metadataI do not use Geosetter reverse geotagging because quite coarse an unpreciseGeosetter has several parameters (for instance where and what metadata are modified, ...)close GeosetterStart ACDSeemanage mode, add map tab, select picture folderthe geotagged pictures appear on ACDSee mapfor each each geotag pin on the map : click on it and then click ACDSee reverse geotagging buttonIf you do not shutdown ACDSee before setting GPS coordinates into pictures : they are stored in ACDSee database without GPS coordinates and ACDSee does not reread them even if they have been modified, you have to exclude folder from database and add it anew which forces ACDSee to reread metadata.

Codec software for Windows. PENTAX RAW codec software for Windows. A great addition to the PENTAX digital SLR camera. The display is enabled by installing this software in Windows Vista and Windows 7 without developing the RAW file image (The extension is ".Pef") of which it takes a picture with a PENTAX digital SLR on Windows Vista. The applied products are: *ist D, *ist... Category: Multimedia & Design / Multimedia App'sPublisher: PENTAX Corporation, License: Freeware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 7.7 MBPlatform: Windows GeoSetter is a freeware tool for Windows (XP or higher) for showing and changing geo data and other metadata (IPTC/XMP/Exif) of image files (e. GeoSetter is a freeware tool for Windows (XP or higher) for showing and changing geo data and other metadata (IPTC/XMP/Exif) of image files (e.g. images taken by digital cameras). fEATURES: - Reads and writes the formats JPEG and TIFF as well as camera RAW formats DNG (Adobe), CRW, CR2 and THM (Canon), NEF and NRW (Nikon), MRW (Konica Minolta), Pef (Pentax), ORF (Olympus),... Category: Multimedia & Design / Media ManagementPublisher: Friedemann Schmidt, License: Freeware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 18.8 MBPlatform: Windows View photos, EXIF, and IPTC data. Browse folders with photos. Fast thumbnail-generating engine allows browsing photos fast and easily. RAW photo files supported (NEF, CR2, CRW, RAW, ARW, MRW, ORF, RAF, PEF, DCR, SRF, ERF, DNG). View photos with this free light-weight photo viewer. Fast thumbnail-generating engine allows you to manage and browse your photos faster and easier. Organize and watch slideshows. The shooting parameters (exposure, aperture, ISO, etc.) are displayed on the screen. The program has settings for optimizing its performance for working faster on slow CPUs. Thus, you can display and browse JPEG and... Category: Multimedia & Design / Graphics ViewersPublisher: 10-Strike Software, License: Freeware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 1.2 MBPlatform: Windows DVDVideoMeMP4 Video Converter is a professional MP4 Video Converter which is designed to convert almost any video formats to MP4 video formats, such as AVI to MP4, WMV to MP4. In addition, the MP4 converter provides a powerful way to convert video an. DVDVideoMedia Free MP4

DJI will timestamp images base on the time source (iPad, cell phone, etc) being used by the app that is connected to the aircraft during flight. This time source can sometimes be erroneous and can lead to issues when trying to process in ASPSuite with incorrect image times. This issue usually occurs with the first flight, with the following flights having the correct time stamps.There seems to be an issue though, where the correct time is either not being used by the iPad, or the updated time is not being communicated to the drone. This seems to occur most often when traveling across time zones, or after the drone and iPad have not been used for a long period of time. Cycling the power on the drone seems to correct this issue, which is why it usually only occurs on the first flight. All subsequent flights usually get updated with the correct time. If you power on the drone and connect to the iPad, then cycle the power of the drone before the first flight of the day, it should help you avoid this issue.This document describes the process for shifting the image times using GeoSetter.Shifting Image Times with GeoSetter 0 people found this article useful 0 people found this article useful

To Pro after it one a shoot-out (on my own terms) with SmugMug. However, the map quality is rubbish on satellite images around the UK for flickr.com. Google maps is far far superior in every respect, now question. In my opinion the Maps image quality is so bad that I can't be bothered to geotag my images as it's just a best guess seeing as some roads aren't listed and I can't pin-point it using a satellite image. I agree with danpatmore... get your act together Yahoo or just adopt Google maps... It's what everyone else is used to... sorry to be harsh but it's true! Posted ages ago. ( permalink ) glennaa says: There are a different ways to use google maps to actually geotag your photos. You can either use a program like geosetter to add geo location data to the EXIF before you upload to Flickr, or use the loc.alize.us/#/geo:0.000000,0.000000,2,k bookmarklet application to directly geotag within Flickr using Google Maps. Posted ages ago. ( permalink ) Michael Smith says: Yes, I think Yahoo maps are widely regarded as rather poor. I'm sure they'll get better in time; meanwhile I avoid using them. Posted ages ago. ( permalink ) Gwênlyn says: I encountered a particularly badly imaged spot recently... Victoria, BC: Posted ages ago. ( permalink ) This thread was closed automatically due to a lack of responses over the last month.