This route to geotagging is more complicated, but has the potential to be more exact, especially if you are in the wild, away from any landmarks or identifying features in your photos. If you have a separate GPS unit, you can sync it to your camera. Here is Picasa’s Help Video on Geotagging Open Google Earth and zoom in to the correct location. Picasa adds the latitude and longitude to the EXIF GPS Metadata.įor Macs, use the Geotagger program as an add-on to Google Earth. Click the Geotag button to associate that location with your photo. Zoom into the correct location and mark it with the yellow cross-hairs. With a photo open for editing, click on the Geotag Button, which pops up a smaller version of Google Earth. Picasa has a built in Geotag function.You must also have Google Earth installed, because that’s where it pulls the data from. Basic Primer on Flickr’s Map and Geotagging.Flickr’s FAQ page on using the map and geotagging.Here are Flickr’s tutorials on Geo-tagging: You can zoom in as needed to find the specific location. My favorite way of geo-tagging is to open the Organizer Map (Log in: At the top, click on Organize > Map.) Simply drag and drop a picture onto the map where it belongs. Create a Flickr account and use the tools of your choice to upload the photograph.

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