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I recently bought a GPS logger for geotagging my phtotos. Ultimately, I'd like to create holiday/trip journals for friends and relatives where individual entries, together with photos, accessible via a map.
- What's the best software for the geotagging? I've tried locr and GPS-Track-Analyse.NET, but I'm mainly missing a feature that allows me to easily find the right clock adjustment. Ideally, I'd like to be able to visually select the exact spot on the map where I took one photo and have the geotagging of all photos adjusted to match.
- What's the best way to publish GPS tracks and photos in journal format? TripTracker looks pretty good for an online service - is there something similar that I could run on my own server (would have to be PHP-based)? Another interesting alternative would be something that produces a self-contained KMZ file for use in Google Earth - PhotoKML is great for the photos, but there should also be a title displayed with the thumbnails (which themselves are nice but not necessary), a journal entry when you click on them, and ideally also the GPS track.
Edit: I'd prefer free software, though a modest price tag (up to about $50) would be acceptable for something with compelling features; I'm using Windows XP.
What OS are you using? And should it be free? – Ivo Flipse – 2009-07-28T08:46:37.953
Define "best" otherwise anything can be "best" – random – 2009-07-28T08:47:57.250
I've described the features I'm looking for, and I'm open to suggestions, being relatively inexperienced and not knowing exactly what features are particularly important or useful. Yes, "best" is subjective, but any answer that includes arguments why someone considers a particular program "best" is useful - arguments about semantics are not. – Michael Borgwardt – 2009-07-28T08:55:53.473
iPhoto has a nice geotagging feature called Places. Comes free with a Mac. But a Mac costs more than $50. So I guess it's out of the question for you. ;-) – GeneQ – 2009-07-28T08:56:09.650
1SU isn't a product review/recommendation service. – random – 2009-07-28T08:58:30.427
Yes, it is. Read the FAQ. – Michael Borgwardt – 2009-07-28T09:08:59.873