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In this case, the original location your device saved shows without any edits you made in Google Photos.Įven if you hide your photos' locations from people, they can guess the location based on landmarks in your photo.

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This doesn't affect photos or videos you share outside of Google Photos, such as when you download and email them to someone.

If you share a photo with a location estimated by Google Photos, the location won't be shared.

If your camera adds a location and you share that photo on Google Photos, the photo shows the location provided by the camera.

If you add a location or edit an estimated location of a photo, and then share it with someone on Google Photos, you also share the location.

The following situations happen if you choose to share the location of your photos: If you set up partner sharing, all photos you share will include location details. You can control if your location is shared in each shared album, link, or conversation you create or join. The GPS location can be entered into Google Maps in the format ofĪdobe’s LightRoom can also show you a map of where are your images were taken.If you share a photo with Google Photos, the location of your photo may be shared if you added it, changed it, or if it was provided by your camera. You can view/copy the EXIF tags using EXIF Data View. I often use a Garmin GPS when I hike and the like, so the thought crossed my mind, maybe the GPX file from Garmin could be used and avoid running the app … No joy, it will ONLY accept GPX files created by itself. It’s worth noting, facebook DOES strip off EXIF tags. It does NOT strip out the EXIF tags so the geolocation get’s preserved.

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I use a free app called to edit my photos. And double check to insure the editor you use does not strip off the EXIF tags. If your going to edit your images be sure and tag them first because once saved the time/date will be lost and the app won’t work. This image from their website shows the process:įrom within the properties tag on the image in windows the EXIF tags including location are visible.

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The app on the PC anyway is by no way quick, and can be buggy, I’ve had it hang a number of times. You point the app at the images directory and it will then add the location tags to your images. Start the PC version of this app, which goes and grabs the log from their cloud. You then go home and offload your pics from your camera to your PC. When done this log then uploads to their cloud. At that price that’s HUGELY expensive to add one feature.īack to the app … So you start this app on your phone and it logs periodically your location. This device sits on the hotshoe of the camera, and has it’s own battery and gets 10 hours out of a AA battery. The app is not cheap at just shy of $20, but the alternative from Canon is the GP-E2 which sells for $399 They give you two free trials to allow to figure out if it works or not.

You start an app on the phone which you have to purchase from the app store. Be sure and check if the daylight saving time, and time zone are correct. You can compensate for and incorrect time on the camera using the app, but it’s just easier to check the time. This app sync location using time, so if your time on your camera is wrong, the location will be wrong. Step one, and one of the most important is make sure the time on your camera is right. It’s a little clumsy to sort out but once you get the hang of it, it actually works.

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I found this app, GeoTag Photos Pro 2 and decided to give it a whirl. I’ve tried a number of PC based apps and none of them worked well, or didn’t work at all. A super handy feature, especially when your on a long trip seeing lots of things in a day. GPS location can be stored in EXIF tags and stored with the photo to know exactly where the pic was taken.

Get project updates, sponsored content from our select partners, and more. Add a Review Downloads: 2 This Week Last Update. And to irritate me more, the iPhone app Canon Camera connect does not support the T6i (nor the SX50HS, no WIFI) for adding locations. Photo GeoTag Simple application for graphical geo tagging of multiple photos Status: Pre-Alpha. Even my inexpensive Nikon AW120 has a GPS you can turn on and off … Not Canon, even my T6i doesn’t have GPS (neither does the SX50HS my GF has). One irksome think about Canon is that they have been really reticent to add GPS chipsets into their cameras.