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Having played around a bit I see what you mean. I can get it to
work using Marble Virtual Globe, but the detail on that just allows
me to select the correct road but no closer. Using Google maps,
once I have selected an image that it can display, if I then select
an image with no data it has the previous map, but if I try to move
the area outside the original display is just blank. I did try drag
and drop onto the 'blank' map, and when I looked at the result it
was in northern Canada, rather than central England as I wanted :-)<br>
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Thanks for your help anyway. This aspect is of less concern now
that I know a bit more about geolocation, I am currently working on
a device to record the data and I will then use a script to match
time/date and load it to database table, then probably find some way
to tag existing images and bulk load to those as well<br>
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Cheers<br>
Mick<br>
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Hi,
you have a map window above the picture list. You just drag the
picture to the approprate location and drop it there. Of course you
should set the visible area to the location where the picture was
taken, and zoom in close enough so that you can drop it at the correct
place. Depending on whether you choose OSM or Google, the display will
be different, but both work fine.
The other option is ti use a gpx file. You load it into the window to
the right and then correlate. You may have to try out the time offset.
Sometimes the camera time is not accurate.
Martin
Am 30.11.2015 um 22:31 schrieb Mick Sulley:
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<pre wrap="">I found the menu option, Image > Geo-location. If I choose a
picture which has a location stored I can edit the Latitude,
Longitude, etc, but if the image does not have any data the fields
are grey and I cannot enter anything. How can I add data, also how
can I add data using gpx files?
Thanks Mick
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Am 30.11.2015 um 17:57 schrieb Mick Sulley:
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<pre wrap="">How can I add or edit geolocation data? I can see it displayed
in the right hand side bar but cannot see any way to edit or
add to pictures when nothing has been recorded.
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<pre wrap="">higlight the images and choose pictures/Geolocalisation (or
similar) from the menu. Then you can add the data, also by using
gpx-files.
martin
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