Geophoto is a wonderful tool even if you're not a traveler or a photographer. You'll be able to discover faraway places through pictures taken by Flickr users, or simply organize the photos with your friends by pinning them to their neighborhoods.
But also professional photographers will find it invaluable: finding that photo taken during a photo safari in Africa is as easy as zooming onto the Serengeti park - and Geophoto knows exactly where it is, thanks to an exhaustive database of cities and landmarks. Plus, Geophoto supports many image file formats, including JPEG and Camera RAW, and reads and writes the GPS data, IPTC Tags and image properties embedded in those files.
Features:
Coordinates and IPTC tags.
Geophoto makes it extremely easy to browse your photos and examine their location in detail. Its Inspector shows the coordinates of your photos as well as an indication of nearby cities. Geophoto shows the city and country for each picture, by reading the IPTC tags in the file. It can even update them and keep them in sync, automatically, whenever you change a photo's location.
A detailed map.
When you need street-level detail for precisely geotagging your shots, Geophoto's Map view is an essential tool.
You can reposition photos very easily by dragging the markers on the map, too.
Geophoto integrates seamlessly with Google Maps to provide you with high-quality imagery - whether in map, satellite or terrain view.
Your GPS device is your camera's new best friend.
One of Geophoto's key features is its ability to automatically position your photos in the exact location where they were taken. It does this by matching the timestamps in the pictures with The Path recorded by your GPS.
This makes it extremely easy - and fast! - to geotag your photos as soon as you're back from your hike, your short trip, or your long vacation.
Geophoto's matching feature works by reading GPS log files saved to your Mac, or by connecting directly to select.
