#Iphone photo geotag misspelling update#
#Iphone photo geotag misspelling pro#
#Iphone photo geotag misspelling software#

The main difference is the way you get your data from iPhone to computer. The end result is the same as the gps4cam app, your images have all been geotagged. By clicking on the red marker, you can see the location the image was taken on the map. The image below shows a set of geotagged images in Picasa.

#Iphone photo geotag misspelling pro#

The image on the right shows the exif data of an image taken on a Kodak Easyshare Touch M5370, which isn't a GPS camera, but thanks to Geotag Photos Pro now has GPSВ data. If you would prefer, the data can be exported by GPX to email or iTunes, rather than having to upload via the website.

#Iphone photo geotag misspelling software#

Once you have created an account and have the software this becomes a very speedy operation. This will then lead you to download the software which geotags your images automatically. To then apply the geotagging data to your images, you need to upload to the Geotag Photos website, where you are required to create an account.

#Iphone photo geotag misspelling update#

You can manual update the GPSВ location at any point. You can then lock your phone and enjoy your journey. Once this is set, you hit record and the app will find your position. When you click 'new trip' you are asked to give the trip a name. Although it's easy to do without the app, it serves as a good reminder to ensure your camera is set correctly. One extra feature which wasn't on the gps4cam app is an area which displays the time and date you should set your camera to. You can also set a minimal position change, from 10 metres to 1km a various intervals.

The more frequent you set it the more power is used, but you get much more accurate geotagging. To help make the most of your battery life there are a range of autologging options, from every change in position, to every 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 minutes or every hour.

When constantly using a GPSВ signal, required by the app, you will run down your battery quicker than normal.

iPhone/iPad with GPS chip (3G, 3GS or 4) or iPod Touch/iPad with external GPS chip.

Notifications if GPS signal lost or time-zone changed.

Upload geotagged photos to social sites.

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.

No need to have roaming, wifi or phone network for logging.

Tracking of your position, multiple logging modes, working in sleep mode, displays logged track on the map.

Here we take a look to see if the app doesn't the job better to justify the extra expense. One alternative app is this Geotag Photos Pro app, which is priced at ВЈ2.49, 50p more than the gps4cam app. Last month we took a look at the gps4cam iPhone app and were impressed how easy the app made it to geotag your images when shooting with any digital camera.