and then also check if geotags are activated in your export settings ...
August Schwerdfeger schrieb am 26.07.23 um 16:00:
I believe that any image that has a geotag in Darktable has it included when the image is exported as a JPEG.
Are you sure the geotags are being properly applied to your images within Darktable (i.e., are the
"latitude" and "longitude" fields in the "image information" panel populated)?
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August Schwerdfeger
aug...@schwerdfeger.name
On 7/26/23 08:45, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
Hi
I primarily show in NEF (raw) on a camera that does not have Location / GPS
data functions.
I upload a lot of images to inaturalist.org <http://inaturalist.org> where the
observations (pictures) are usually geo-referenced. Currently I end up manually
adding locations.
Most of my locations are standard (fixed) for significant number of exported
images.
I was wondering how I could enable geo-referencing of my exported images.
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*# What I tried so far :*
1. I created a gpx file (created a google earth location and exported to KML
and then used a kml to gpx converter)
2. I applied this GPX file to the geotagging menu options
However the exported files emerge without any geotags
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regards
Bernhard
https://www.bilddateien.de
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