![]() In Picasa, any photo with a geotag shows with the red "places" icon in the lower right. Since GeoSetter places GPS info into tags, among several other places, it is shown with the other file details. Tags are made visible by clicking "View" (top left), "Choose detals" & "Tags" from the list. That allows determining (in "batches") whether images are geotagged or not. In Windows7 Explorer, & I assume earlier versions, it is possible to view tags in "detail" view. Resizing the columns should also be persistent across sessions. Right click on the column header in Geosetter and you can select which columns are visible and their order. ![]() But there I go, again, wishing for the moon. For instance, narrow the "Model" column from showing "Canon EOS 40D" to show ".40D" (rightmost) instead of "Can." (leftmost), since I only have Canon 20D & 40D cameras. It would really be great if, when the report columns are narrowed, you could chose to view the rightmost characters instead of leftmost. Wow! GeoSetter's report shows "everything I never thought to ask about the images". a quick check, which is available on anyone's computer, even if no geo software is installed. Part two of your answer will make the difference. Tab make sure in the Defaults for new uploads you have answered Yes to Import EXIF location data Then in Your Account under the Privacy&Permissions GeoSetter will do that but there is other software available or you can add them manually too To have Flickr place your photo on it's map on upload you need to have the lat and lon as machine tags in the EXIF. When you geotag with GeoSetter is there a way to directly place the photos on the flickr-map or is the tags the only way? None of the above will do anything if they are not geotagged Or highlight the photo on GeoSetter and click the purple with yellow dot marker follow 'focussed image on map' Or highlight the photo on GeoSetter and click the red ' show position' marker above the map If it's geotagged the map will move to the location and stick a red map pin at where is geoset too Or in GeoSetter move the map to anywhere the photo isn't (if you see what I mean) Then click the photo in GeoSetter. You can change which columns show and the order they are in for the future By default there ius a lot of information in that view and the geotags are one of the last columns on the right, so you will have to scroll over quite a way. In GeoSetter open the folder with the photos in. If the photo has been geotagged, the information appears under the "GPS" section. Click "Properties." A small window appears.Ĥ. In Windows Explorer, right-click the file name of a photo. ![]() Here's one relatively fast and easy method (there are probably others):ġ. What are the advantages of the new & improved software? Why does GeoSetter also save in Description, IPTC Content, XMP Properties, Dublin Core Properties & Adobe Photoshop Properties?Īnother thing that I've noticed is that GeoSetter's GPSVersionID is 2.2.0.0 & my logger's GPSVersionID is 0.0.2.2, indicating I suppose, that my logger's software is "old & out of date". ![]() While testing the software that came with my new (1st) logger, I only see data in "EXIF Properties". I've learned that GeoSetter stores GPS data in several places (viewable via Photoshop's FileInfo). Obviously, geotagging software shows, but I've been known to go thru all the correct steps, and then fail to save correctly. ![]() That & Flickr are my only "independent means" for checking that I've added the data. Is there a "quick & easy" way to determine if an image has been geotagged, w/o having to upload to Flickr & check the map? The only way that I know to view the data is via Photoshop. So please bear with me if I keep asking simple/dumb questions (maybe even over & over). I'm very much a novice at geotagging photos, but I'm trying to learn. ![]()
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