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Thursday, August 16th, 2007

Geotagging: Fast lane from JPG & NMEA to KMZ

Have you ever ever wondered how these nice photo tracks in Google Earth work?
After spending hours of try & error, here is my recommendation if you can record NMEA stream on your GPS device and JPG on your camera. No hacking, no conversion, no scripts, just a quick & intuitive way by freely available software.
Adjust your camera & GPS to be absolutely synchronous. After data recording copy all your files into a single directory and let Locr GPS Photo propose a GPS position for all photos. Correct positions in the map window if necessary.

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Then fire up COPIKS Photo Mapper, load photos plus track and export all together as a KMZ file.

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You are done!

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