[digiKam-users] Geolocation edit without real timestamp

[Peter Heerink]

Hello Csaba,

I do this always outsite digikam and use the programma geosetter for it.
This has a very good map ( switch to openstreetmap) and an easy GUI for
showing gpx tracks and the photo's.
It has an easy way to depict the location of the photographer, the
direction and his focus.
At the same time you can add then the geolocation ( country, county and
town ) to it.
All this is then written into the metadata of the pictures.
Copy the picture back to Digikam afterwards

https://geosetter.de/en/main-en/

With regards
Peter Heerink






Op za 16 mei 2020 12:31 schreef Tóth Csaba <ignis at domen.hu>:

> Hello!
>
> I need a help for geolocation: I have lots of scanned pictures (with no
> real created timestamp), and gpx tacklogs. I'd like to correlate it. Yes
> I need to do this by hand. I use the 7.0 beta Build date: May 8 2020.
>
> How i'd like to do this: Look the picture one side of the window, and
> look the gps tracklog in the another side, and depend the picture, the
> orders etc try to figure out where i took the picture, and write the
> geodata back to the image (context menu/button etc), and go to the next
> picture.
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> I tried to do with the "edit geolocation" window. The thumbnails is so
> tiny (4k) sometimes i just feel what is on the picture. (35x58 pixel on
> a 4K screen!)
> (The other settings/sizes fine for me, so I don't want to go deep into
> the HDPI settings, if possible, just increase this tiny image)
> (the other problem: the copy coordinates is not copied from the cursor
> position, just the center of the map, but I can live with it)
>
> I tried to do this with "preview" and right side the "map" (no tracklog)
> in this case how can I modify the coordinates? there is "copy
> coordinates" in the map, but nowhere "paste coordinates" in the image
> side. Or a "write this coordinates into the image" button...
>
> The "take a good look on the picture" -> "edit geolocation" -> "load
> gpx" -> "try to figure out where is it" -> "copy coordinates" -> "paste
> coordinates"-> "apply" -> "try again" method is very time consuming.
>
> Any help welcome.
>
> Thanx
>
> Csaba
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