Am 31.01.19 um 03:20 schrieb Rick Womer:
how does the information from the Garmin get associated with the photos? Is it
linked to the camera somehow?
The Garmin records a track of the day's itinerary with times and
positions. Later at home, track and photos are separately downloaded
into the computer.
The HoudahGeo software then takes each photo, looks at what time it was
taken, finds the corresponding position data in the Garmin's track and
writes them into the EXIF data of the RAW file.
That easy. :-)
@Godders:
I do a lot of documentary photography of industrial sites, mostly over
many years. This creates loads of pictures and GPS tagging helps in
quickly identifying all photos of a certain location when I'm looking
for one to illustrate e.g. a blog posting.
Ralf
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