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We support both amateur cameras (compact) and professional ones (DSLR). When you return from your trip, you can synchronize logged data with our desktop application and geotag photos taken by your camera. Our iPhone app can run perfectly in sleep mode. There are various logging modes, that will fit your needs - continuous mode logs your every change and is best if you need most accurate data, from the other hand time based logging (logs position every few minutes) saves your iPhone battery. This iPhone app works like GPS Data Logger - it logs your positions during your trip. supported image formats: jpg, nef, cr2, crw, dcr, ciff, erf, orf, k25, kdc, mef, mrw, nrw, pef, raf, tif, tiff, raw, arw, rw2, srf, sr2, srw, x3f, dng.

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works perfectly on any operating system - Mac OS X, Windows and even Linux.

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NEW! - complete offline version is also available.

Geotagging desktop application - Geotag your JPG or RAW files - quick and easily! Required network connection to get data from iPhone to geotagging app (but no need to have network connection, when you are on the trip).

No need to have internet or wifi connection for GPX export!

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export to GPX - 4 ways how to do this: through Dropbox, iTunes, by email or from web.

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Smart watch support - free watch app for Apple Watch and Pebble Watch.Dropbox support - automatic GPX export of all your trips, makes it super easy to use Geotag Photos with Lightroom.battery usage optimised for whole day of geotagging.complete solution - iPhone application for automatic storing of location data & desktop application for geotagging of pictures.Try before buy - look for Geotag Photos Lite Praised by leading photography magazines and websites all over the world (Techradar, Ephotozine, Fotomaf, Xatakafoto, Lightroom Secrets, Digital-Fotografie,, Photoplus.) Recommended in many great books such as Lightroom 4 UnMasked, Lightroom 4 the missing FAQ, Lightroom 4 Roadmap for photographers, Repeatedly recommended by leading Adobe Lightroom professionals Ideal for use with Lightroom, Aperture, Picasa and other photo apps that supports geotagged photos. The geotagging capabilities are a convenient bonus, but here I think Picasa is easier to use in most (if not all) cases.Professional geotagging solution - all you need to geotag photos taken by your EXTERNAL camera (DSLR or compact one). ITag is a convenient way to apply descriptive tags and keywords to a photo or group of photos, better than the Picasa IMO because that’s all it does. It also can convert GPX waypoint files to KML, so that you can use individual GPS points to geotag your pictures (but there are better ways to do this that will be covered in future posts). ITag lets you copy EXIF GPS data to the IPTC tags and vice versa, and also erase the geographic data completely from the photo. I prefer Picasa’s method of geocoding the position directly in Google Earth by selecting the photo in Picasa and then choosing the position with a cursor in Google Earth, but there may be occasions when iTag’s placemark process might be more convenient. You also have the option of using a saved KML placemark file to geotag the photos.

iTag’s default geotagging process is to take KML placemark data copied into the Window’s clipboard (right-click on the placemark and choose Copy), and use the geographic data embedded in that to geotag the photos. You need to first create a placemark at the desired location in Google Earth. Geotagging a photo or group of photos is a multi-step process. You can save the placemark from Google Earth, but iTag also lets you create a KMZ file with the photo (or photos) embedded directly in the file, or linked to an internal or external location. If your photos are already geocoded, iTag can create placemarks with a photo thumbnail bubble in Google Earth, though this can take a while depending on how large the photo size is: iTag opens entire folders with pictures, and displays their contents in thumbnail format: Its principal function is to add title, description and keyword tags to photos, but it does have some geotagging capabilities. Over the next few weeks, I plan to review a fair number of these programs on this blog.įirst up is iTag, an IPTC tag installer. There are a fair number of other stand-alone programs for geotagging photos in a wide variety of ways, many of which include other useful features (like inserting the photos into Google Earth or Google Maps). Ogle Earth has done posts on using Picasa to geotag (aka geocode) photos in both the stand-alone version of Picasa, and online in PicasaWeb albums.