I import photos through Lightroom, and I'd like to tag them with GPS coordinates, can someone suggest a good workflow for this? Years ago, I used to get GPS tracks from my Google Location History, then run a tool to automatically apply tags to these photos, but those scripts are likely obsolete.
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Google know where we are 24/7. If my camera does not have built-in GPS, but I would like to geotag my photos, is it possible to use the location history to automatically tag photos with my GPS coordinates at the time they were taken? If so, how?  I am not asking  with which to tag photos.
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I am using ArcGIS to add geotagged images as points to a map which allows me to click on the point and an HTML popup comes up with the photo.     This works fine. What I would like to do, is export/print the map to a PDF and within the resulting PDF, I would like to be able to click on the points and get the same HTML popup. Does anyone know if this is possible?
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I use  to draw cycling routes. However, the Android application I use on my smartphone only supports KML.  As an alternative to GPSVisualizer, I tried the command-line utility GPSBabel, but, besides turning a compact 5K GPX into a much bigger 80K KML, the route is displayed as a long series of waypoints instead of a simple line:    Does someone know of an alternative command-line utility to GPSBabel?  Here's a sample from the source GPX file and the KML generated by GPSBabel:  GPX  &lt;trk&gt; &lt;name&gt;ACTIVE LOG&lt;/name&gt; &lt;trkseg&gt; &lt;trkpt lat="48.81569" lon="2.31610" /&gt; &lt;trkpt lat="48.81579" lon="2.31590" /&gt; … &lt;trkpt lat="48.75456" lon="2.18915" /&gt; &lt;trkpt lat="48.75510" lon="2.18814" /&gt; &lt;/trkseg&gt; &lt;/trk&gt;   KML from GpsBabel  …     &lt;LookAt&gt;       &lt;longitude&gt;2.252120&lt;/longitude&gt;       &lt;latitude&gt;48.785320&lt;/latitude&gt;       &lt;range&gt;15131.199708&lt;/range&gt;     &lt;/LookAt&gt;     &lt;!-- Normal track style --&gt;     &lt;Style id="track_n"&gt;       &lt;IconStyle&gt;         &lt;scale&gt;.5&lt;/scale&gt;         &lt;Icon&gt;           &lt;href&gt;http://earth.google.com/images/kml-icons/track-directional/track-none.png&lt;/href&gt;         &lt;/Icon&gt;       &lt;/IconStyle&gt;       &lt;LabelStyle&gt;         &lt;scale&gt;0&lt;/scale&gt;       &lt;/LabelStyle&gt;     &lt;/Style&gt; … … &lt;![CDATA[&lt;table&gt; &lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt;&lt;b&gt;Distance&lt;/b&gt; 9.8 mi &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt; &lt;/table&gt;]]&gt; &lt;/description&gt;         &lt;Folder&gt;           &lt;name&gt;Points&lt;/name&gt;           &lt;Placemark&gt;             &lt;name&gt;ACTIVE LOG-0&lt;/name&gt;             &lt;snippet/&gt;             &lt;description&gt;&lt;![CDATA[ &lt;table&gt; &lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt;Longitude: 2.316100 &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt;Latitude: 48.815690 &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt;Heading: 2.0 &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt; &lt;/table&gt; …         &lt;Placemark&gt;           &lt;name&gt;Path&lt;/name&gt;           &lt;styleUrl&gt;#lineStyle&lt;/styleUrl&gt;           &lt;LineString&gt;             &lt;tessellate&gt;1&lt;/tessellate&gt;             &lt;coordinates&gt; 2.316100,48.815690 2.315900,48.815790 … 2.189150,48.754560 2.188140,48.755100 &lt;/coordinates&gt;           &lt;/LineString&gt;         &lt;/Placemark&gt;       &lt;/Folder&gt;     &lt;/Folder&gt;   &lt;/Document&gt; &lt;/kml&gt;
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I have just viewed my Google Photos account and already have a couple of pictures in my account – it seem to have fetched it from Google+, Picasa or whatsoever. Now I have a bunch of pictures that always appear on top of all the other photos because they – erroneously – are dated in 2075.  Is there a way to modify the date online?  Update  First of all, in Picasa, instead of being dated 2075, photos and albums are dated 1970. And following  does not wholisticly help: I can redate the albums, but not the photos themselves. And on Google Photos, the default view are the pictures, not the albums, which is still very annoying.  Any other hints? I want to avoid having to download, delete, redate and reupdate all misdated photos.  Update 2
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I have a map of an area and georeferenced photos. I need to be able to bring the pictures as points and then be able to click at a certain point and an image pop up.   I have revisited this issue, i managed to get this far but the pop up doesn't work.   See image:
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I know how to . Now I would like to automate that based on EXIF data. I already have exiftool installed, but looks like it can only read the data, but can not rotate the image.  There is . But I'm looking for possible solutions using OSX.
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I've recently started to use RAW with Lightroom. I'd like opinions on how I should make sure my images are readable (not necessarily editable) a few years hence. Heck, let's say a decade some decades.  Should I keep my archives in Nikon's raw format, in conjunction with the LR database? Should I convert them to TIFF? How about DNG?
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Yesterday I've visited a restaurant. The restaurant had a beautiful garden and colorful plants. So I took several pictures there. Today, Google Maps sent me a notification and offered me to share those pictures as I've taken for that restaurant.  How does Google Maps know that I've taken pictures there? Does the app regularly check(while the app is running) my pictures and their location without my knowledge? If so, then Google Maps can also upload those pictures to somewhere without even asking me? So if I allow access to my photos for an app, does that mean the app can access my photos without showing a "BROWSE" or something like that and upload to somewhere? I though iOS API needs photos to be picked by user to be shared by an app. Otherwise any app that has proper access permissions can access to all of my photos and then may upload all of them to cloud, whithout my knowledge, right?  Edit: Ok, I'm having hard time to explain myself. I know if Google Maps has access permissions to photos, then it can access photos. That's not the issue here. The problem is that: My phone is locked and sitting on the table. Then I get a notification from Google Maps, asking to share the photos I've taken yesterday at the restaurant I've visited! Not only that, when I click the notification, Google Maps opens up with a view with already selected photos which all taken at the specified location. This is only possible if I opened the Google Maps app, after taking photos, which I did for getting back to home. The problem is, when I open the Google Maps or any other app that has access permission to photos, does this mean all those app can access all of my photos, any time(if app is running in foreground)? I thought apps need to call some iOS APIs to show me the thumbnails, then only the photos I've checked will be delivered to app. That is, I thought apps can only access the photos I've picked from the thumbnail view and the thumbnail view is mandatory and handled by iOS, just like passcode and touchID(apps can't read users' fingerprint or passcode, it's all handled by iOS).
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My early (Canon G2) photos are all JPG, but when I got my Nikon D90 I initially shot in JPG, then switched to RAW+JPG, and now I would like to switch to RAW only.  I have literally thousands of photos on my HDD.  The photos are in sub-directories (by date) under a single directory called Import.  I am about to import all these photos into Lightroom 3.0, however, I would like to delete all the JPG files, but only where there is already a corresponding RAW file (ie. I no longer want to keep JPG and RAW versions of the same file).  If I can do this easily within Lightroom (after importing everything, including the duplicate JPG files) that would be great.  It would also be OK if there were an easy way to do this before importing the files (but hopefully this wouldn't involve having to visit every directory looking for filenames with both JPG and NEF extensions).  Does anybody know of a way to do this (in Lightroom, or with some tool/script in Windows)?
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How to get coordinates of corners of camera border in camera view relative to the viewport area?  After checking  import bpy print('-----') print() print() for a in bpy.context.screen.areas:     if a.type == 'VIEW_3D':         for s in a.spaces:             print(s)             for d in dir(s):                 print(d) print('-----')   I have no idea how to find out where I can get this
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I'm pretty new to using QGIS and I'm curious about how to import and export GPS points created in QGIS. I have QGIS 2.0.1 Dufour on Windows XP and a Garmin 62s. Any suggested walk throughs would be great.
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I'm heading up to Scotland in April for a bit of a road trip and I'd like to give astrophotography a bit of a go. I'm like to try and get some deep sky photos (Andromeda etc) and have decided that rather committing to an expensive tracking mount, I'd just spend a small amount and give a barn door tracker a try.  I'm following this guide:   It nearly all makes sense but I'm a bit unsure about the polar alignment. I'm thinking I'll get a laser pointer as the above article suggests but I'm not really sure how to A) attach it to the wood (should it be attached to the top plank?) and B) does it matter how far from the bit of wood it sits? Does it have to be right on top of the hinge or does it not matter?  I was thinking of getting a mount like this:   Any advice would be super. Thank you!
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I have a spreadsheet full of addresses to geocode in ArcMap 10.  I've added the spreadsheet to the map, then started to geocode them via the context menu's "Geocode addresses" item.  Many were matched automatically, and most of the unmatched I've been able to resolve within the Interactive Rematch dialog. But I have a handful of addresses where I get no result at all.  I can, however, locate these points on Google Maps, and I can get the latitude and longitude that way.  How can I enter that data into the table to locate the missing points?  I have tried editing the data and putting the lat/lon values into the X and Y columns, (via Edit Features -> Start Editing, then Open Attribute Table on the context menu).  But when I Flash the point, I don't see it.  The lat &amp; lon are consistent with the other data points on the map (i.e., not swapped, and using the correct sign).  How can I add the points to the table?
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I am attempting to fully automate the process of georeferencing a load of .png files - i have xml file containing the co-ordinates - but how can i use them?  Does anyone have any advice?
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Just a quick question, do you all trim the images by trail and error and plugging numbers there?? Do you use a mark or something to at least keep some reference?  well that's how I do it and is really painful.
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I know people use fancy software like Lightroom or Darktable to post-process their RAW files. But what if I don't? What does the file look like, just, y'know, RAW?
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I want to be able to cycle through the frames I set markers on (I have cameras bound to each marker so these are usually the first frame in a shot). Is there a hot-key for this?