Add GPS Location to Photos | Windows 7 Geotagging Software
Modern Smartphones let you add geolocation information while capturing photographs with which you know the place that Photo was taken. Some Devices may lack that feature for ex: iPod or GPS tracking may sometime couldn’t detect location. In such situation, GPS location and other (IPTC/XMP/Exif) Meta Data can be added after transferring photos to Computer.
GeoSetter is a Photo Geotagging Software for Windows which lets you add or change the GeoLocation information stored in a photograph.
How to GeoTag Photos on Windows 7
Open GeoSetter, Open the image from the folder you want using Images menu.
Search for the location you want to tag, Integrated Google Maps View will take you to the place. Point out the position and Save.
That’s it. Not just Photo Gelocation tagging but also it does some more things you expected:
--Displays existing geographical coordinates, the directions of the image and the embedded Google Maps map tracks
--It allows adjustment of the geo data using Google Maps incorporating map or by entering known values ??of the coordinates and altitude directly
--Automatic filling of IPTC fields location and altitude values
--Ability to change the date of image capture
--Synchronization with track files (NMEA, GPX, PLT, LOG Sony, CIG and others)
--Synchronization with already geo tagged images with images of friends (eg between RAW images and their corresponding JPEG images)
--Export to Google Earth
The Pictures so tagged with GPS Location can be transferred to any device running any operating system with complete Geo-location information.
For Digital Camera Photographers, the feature to sync Geo-Location information between RAW images and their corresponding JPEG would be a great timesaver.
GeoSetter is a Photo Geotagging Software for Windows which lets you add or change the GeoLocation information stored in a photograph.
How to GeoTag Photos on Windows 7
Open GeoSetter, Open the image from the folder you want using Images menu.
Search for the location you want to tag, Integrated Google Maps View will take you to the place. Point out the position and Save.
That’s it. Not just Photo Gelocation tagging but also it does some more things you expected:
--Displays existing geographical coordinates, the directions of the image and the embedded Google Maps map tracks
--It allows adjustment of the geo data using Google Maps incorporating map or by entering known values ??of the coordinates and altitude directly
--Automatic filling of IPTC fields location and altitude values
--Ability to change the date of image capture
--Synchronization with track files (NMEA, GPX, PLT, LOG Sony, CIG and others)
--Synchronization with already geo tagged images with images of friends (eg between RAW images and their corresponding JPEG images)
--Export to Google Earth
The Pictures so tagged with GPS Location can be transferred to any device running any operating system with complete Geo-location information.
For Digital Camera Photographers, the feature to sync Geo-Location information between RAW images and their corresponding JPEG would be a great timesaver.
Special Effects Software for Windows
No Wonder that, Windows 7 brought many visual effects and eye soothing appearance but Mac and Linux have their Exposé and Compiz. This makes working even more enjoyable so, here the list some software to bring those special effects on Windows Computer.
Multiple desktops with 3D rotation, Gelatinous windows, Transparencies, Animated backgrounds… All this is also possible in Windows, but only after you install a few customization utilities. Here the top five.
5. Bring Exposé to Windows with Switcher
Exposé is one of the most envied Mac features for Windows users who use the old shortcut Alt + Tab. What makes Exposé more elegant: obscures the desktop and displays miniature windows for you to choose one quickly. For Windows, there are several alternatives; Switcher is the best.
Three Thumbnails schemes are available, and both the keyboard shortcut and the switcher style effects can be configured if required. Now you can say goodbye to Flip 3D , the system that Windows uses to switch between windows.
Download Switcher
4. Nimi-Visuals, windows that follow the laws of physics
Today, the windows of Windows meekly obey orders with little else. Why not go further and make the windows follow the laws of physics? That is what Nimi Visuals makes possible, a supplement that covers eleven effects for windows.
Among the most dramatic effects of the windows Nimi Visuals are gelatinous, the streaks of light, inertia and collisions. In some cases, as when the active windows-bounce effects are useful because they help to pay more attention to what happens in Windows. And all in less than 200 kilobytes.
Download Nimi Visuals
3. DreamScene Seven- Set video as desktop background
If you are bored using static wallpapers and want to try something new then setting a video clip as wallpaper will not be a bad idea. Presently there is no default option in windows 7 to perform this task efficiently. DreamSceneSeven is a freeware application that helps you in doing so.
3. DreamScene Seven- Set video as desktop background
If you are bored using static wallpapers and want to try something new then setting a video clip as wallpaper will not be a bad idea. Presently there is no default option in windows 7 to perform this task efficiently. DreamSceneSeven is a freeware application that helps you in doing so.
Hundreds of files, folders, windows … Sometimes, a desk is not enough. So why not use more than one? Already there are utilities that increase the desktop , but it is difficult to know which is which. To facilitate the transition from one to another there is nothing better than a 3D representation, as provided
DeskHedron .
1. Okozo Desktop: Live Wallpaper or Interactive Background
Imagine you are able to move clock hands or a mouse following mouse arrow on desktop background. It will be fantasy and Okozo Desktop is here to turn that into reality.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)