hhmm.. good idea - as long as my clocks are set right.
I can use PHP to extract all the EXIF data.  Cheers!

(but v busy working on my podcasting wizard app today ) ;)



On 6/10/05, Sam Critchley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I'm pretty sure an app was mentioned on the Locative mailing-list some
months ago which grabs the EXIF info from JPEGs and compares it with a GPS
log. Not sure if it works on a Pocket PC. I can't remember what the app
was called though. You could try signing up and trawling the archive at
http://locative.x-i.net/

Thanks,

Sam


On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 17:15:18 +0200, Kosso < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> cheers.
>  yeah, I could do all sorts of php madness to get all this done - but was
> looking to see if there was an app out there to test out a few ideas.
>  ta
> K
>
>  On 6/10/05, Andrew Eland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Kosso wrote:
>> > but does anyone know fo any nifty bits of software, for say, a
>> PocketPC,
>> > or a SEP800/900 or Symbian Series60 Nokias, which will take a phots
>> AND
>> > store the lat/long data too?
>> > i want it to be AUTOMAGIC! ;)
>>
>> You can get almost automagic quite easily. Most GPSs attach timestamps
>> to logged locations, and most digital cameras attach timestamps to
>> photos, so it's just a case of matching the two up.
>>
>> -- Andrew
>>
>>



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