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Information Technology News Mac users get choice for geotagging photos
Information Technology News Mac users get choice for geotagging photos | Mac users get choice for geotagging photos |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Wednesday, 25 April 2007 | |
  
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Once tagged, the geocoded images are available to other applications. For example, the tags can be exported to a KMZ file so the photos can be displayed within Google Earth. Geophoto ($US19.95) takes a different approach, and acts as a geographically organised album. The image files normally remain unchanged, but Geophoto stores the locations internally and uses it to arrange the photos on a virtual globe. A Google Map of a selected photo's location can also be displayed. The software handles the usual file formats, including RAW images from several cameras, and honours geotags stored as EXIF metadata in JPEG and RAW files. Images shared as iPhoto photocasts or on Flickr can also be incorporated into a Geophoto album.{moscomment} |
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