I was once again lucky enough to win something and received a license to myTracks. And say what, my eyes pop out by the amazing things that myTrack does combined in a single application. Not only that I do now have a library where I can store and administrate my GPS data files (routes, logs, POI’s, geocaches) I also have a … Continue reading →
Geotagging with GeoTagr and iPhone (iPad) – While doing housekeeping on my blog I found an old message from last year, where the author of GeoTagr informed me about his solution recording GPS tracks and geotagging photos with an iPhone (or iPad). I apologized for being late in response and he wrote back immediately. Now I’m more than happy to show you … Continue reading →
The ones naming geocaching as their hobby and those of these who make use of a Mac will love iCaching. On our last trip to Belgium we had the problem not to have a continuous internet connection. Due to this circumstance we had to load all those geocaches to our GPS that might be the ones we would like to find … Continue reading →
Geotagging Photos – My Workflow – Part 3. Today I will show you the last steps on my workflow how I geo tag my photos. I make use of HoudahGeo rather than directly in Aperture as I found geotagging in Aperture a bit tricky. Within HoudahGeo it seems to me that I have more control over what I’m doing. Assuming you … Continue reading →
Geotagging Photos – My Workflow – Part 2. Today I show you how I align the time stamp of my photos to the time stamp of my GPS device. I use Aperture here because this is the tool I use to import my photos to my external hard disk. It is also possible to store your masters within the Aperture library … Continue reading →
In my recent post (Don’t) forget the time, I talked about the advantages to synchronize your cameras internal clock. Today I will start a small tutorial and show how I geotag my photos. I bet this workflow can easily transferred to any other equipment and software than that I make use of. Anyway this tutorial shows you the steps and on … Continue reading →
And the journey begins… My first travel bug will start his journey and should reach out for many geocaches, countries and places. On his journey all finders should send a photo that shows the geocache, the surroundings or the geocacher himself. All submissions will be placed into a gallery. Hey – slow down! What is a geocache and what a travel … Continue reading →
