2009/11/5 Jens <[email protected]>: > > I am confident that geotaagging will be HUGE. Someday soon all images will be > geotagged - for database purposes - so, we can search any image database for > images by drawing af rectangle on a map in a GIS-application. I need this in > my work - who doesn't by the way? > Totally agreed... mind you I hate GIS for a different reason; I work in electronic archiving and GIS records of underground (gas/power/water) lines maintained by utility companies are insanely difficult to archive because of the way changes, size and dimensions are handled internally in that format... what I really hope for though is that the people who run the databases will have the good sense to exclude images where location just doesn't matter either because the image doesn't bespeak the location or because it is one more umpteenmillionth shot of something ubiquitous
Back to geotagging, I wasn't aware of the electronic noise but yes you have a point - I think the ideal camera for me would simply be one with a bluetooth or PMR transceiver and a fixed plus a programmable OS partition so that I can screw up the programmable bit but never the essential picture taking portion Next time you mail Pentax, please tell them =) In line with Windows 7 - I am a camera. They listened to me. I invented the frigging thing. Fukengrüven ]=) Cheers Ecke -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
