Tagging digital photos with GPS info?

Anyone have any experience taking digital photos and
then embedding the GPS info in them?

This would be used for genealogy pictures... such as
take picture of Moms old high school in another town,
etc

John

me@privacy.net wrote:

http://www.robogeo.com/home/

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OK thanks but I don't have a GPS unit right now

I may be able to borrow one from my buddy tho

But I may not have the cable to download GPS info

Could I just take a picture of the GPS display itself
AFTER taking a picture of the subject?

And later just manually enter the info into the EXIF
filed?

John

Here's another great option...PhotoFusion. Read the description on this
page
http://makeyourownmaps.com/photofusion.htm/ , then click on the
"PhotoFusion example from TopoFusion" link.

Rich Owings
http://www.MakeYourOwnMaps.com/

"We were desert mystics, my friends and I, poring over our maps as
others do their holy books." - Edward Abbey

On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 17:55:42 -0500, me@privacy.net wrote (with clarity
& insight):


This'll sure work. Easy & straightforward. Consider using RoboGeo,
though - it'll eliminate your keyboard errors. Those can/will
completely kill your coordinates.

I've used a GPS tied to a camera. Spent a bunch of dough and screwed
around with it too many times. Giant PITA.

If I were to do it again, I'd use Robogeo or GPS Photo Link. I would
purely depend on 'post-processing' over encoding in the field.

http://www.geospatialexperts.com/gpsphotolink.html