wiedo
Established
Geotagging is something of the digital world and even that isn't easy to do.
Now has somebody geotagged his analog shots? And how did you do it?
I can imagine you can use a iPhone app like this:geotag.
Use the 'Collection by Photoname" option and sync it to your scanner filenames. Only problem is that you have to scan everything and every photo has to be scanned in the correct sequence.
I'm interested if somebody can pull this off..
Now has somebody geotagged his analog shots? And how did you do it?
I can imagine you can use a iPhone app like this:geotag.
Use the 'Collection by Photoname" option and sync it to your scanner filenames. Only problem is that you have to scan everything and every photo has to be scanned in the correct sequence.
I'm interested if somebody can pull this off..
Luna
Well-known
You mean like http://www.geosetter.de/en/ ? There are several programs that will do batch too.
xxloverxx
Shoot.
I use the Places feature in Aperture. Not accurate, but it's fine for my needs.
I'm not particularly bothered about geotagging really, and I've been slacking off on it lately — I just don't see it as something that's so important that it's worth spending so much time on. Usually the location goes in the album name, sometimes in the comments or filename.
I'm not particularly bothered about geotagging really, and I've been slacking off on it lately — I just don't see it as something that's so important that it's worth spending so much time on. Usually the location goes in the album name, sometimes in the comments or filename.