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I have only started to use PhotoLinker to tag my photos. It uses industry standard IPTC tags to set metadata for photos (ie, what Adobe does). I am using it to both georeference photos, as well as to maintain metadata.For the georeferencing function, the user interface is clean and very easy to figure out. The issues of setting the camera's time zone, and any errors in the clock, are well thought out. The program uses Bing maps for georeferencing, which are a little slow and less useful than, say, Google Earth (which HoudahGeo uses).The details of metadata for photos are very complicated, and, while I have read about them extensively, While I do not purport to be an expert on xpm metadata, when I communicated with the author about some of his decisions, I found him open to suggestions and quite well informed. The program is being actively maintained, and a Lion (beta) version came out before the operating system was available. I am still using Snow Leopard, so I can't speak to Lion compatibility, but the message boards seem to indicate it is working well.While it is expensive for what it offers, it is very well designed. If you are just going to georeference images, there are cheaper programs. But if you want georeferencing, plus a clean way to maintain metadata for large numbers of files, this is your program.A

GPSPhotoLinker (freeware): Geotagging on the Mac since 2004.

Photolink app

Hydroxyethyl Photolinker

Download GPSPhotoLinker 1.6.7
Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7 & 10.8
View release notes for the latest changes.

Mac OS X 10.5 users need to download GPSPhotoLinker 1.6.4
Mac OS X 10.4 users need to download GPSPhotoLinker 1.5.3

Our pro version, Photolinker, adds a metadata editor, interactive geotagging on a map, and a GPS track browser.

GPSPhotoLinker adds GPS position and location data to your photos. The latitude and longitude recorded by your GPS unit are linked and saved to your photos. GPSPhotoLinker automatically enters the city, state and country into the metadata. Adding geographic information to an item is known as geotagging -- check out our example mapped web galleries.

Highlighted Features

  • Write to jpegs, tiffs, and many RAW file types.
  • Geotag a batch of photos using precise criteria.
  • Shift incorrect time stamps on photos.
  • Automatically add the city, state, and country from your choice of servers.
  • Manually link track point and waypoints, or enter custom coordinates.
  • Read from GPX or TCX track files.
  • Easily upload to mapped web galleries.

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Why geotag?

PhotoLinker

Once you've geotagged your photos, you'll always know where you were when the photo was taken.

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  • Check out our example mapped web galleries with Flickr, Picasa, Locr, and EveryTrail and learn the tricks for uploading your own geotagged photos.
  • Using Spotlight in Mac OS X 10.4 and higher, you can easily search on any of the metadata right in the Finder. If you search for 'Alaska,' all photos taken in Alaska will be found because of the location information saved to the photo.
  • Using Preview in Mac OS x 10.5 you can easily view the location of a photo with the Inspector (⌘-I) tool.

Contact

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Please send GPSPhotoLinker related questions, comments, or feature requests to gpsphotolinker@earlyinnovations.com and one of us will respond as soon as possible.