Hi Russ
> Solution: I remember where I took every photo (but if I see you > walking on the street I won't remember your name; go figure), so it's > just a matter of getting a lat/lon and storing it with every > photo. So, I look at the photo, and use JOSM to visit that location. I > add a node at the location I took a photo, use Ctrl-Alt-C to copy the > lat/lon, then Ctrl-Z to remove the node. Then I copy the lat/lon into > a shell command called "setgps" (included below), which takes three > parameters: lat, long, and the photo. It uses exiftool to stuff the > lat/lon and hemisphere into the photo. > There is at least one free (but not open) program for Windows that does what you want for JPEG pictures: http://www.geosetter.de/en/ 1. select the photo in the folder 2. locate the position of your photo with a marker on the map (Google or Google Hybrid or OSM - your choice) 3. click the "import position" button 4. click "save changes" Volker
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