PUBLIC MARKS with tag exif

Although the tools work, there's a downside compared to iPhoto's built-in Flickr support. iPhoto has wonderful geotagging support, as does Flickr, but iPhoto doesn't write the data to EXIF tags and that poses a problem for the tools. Uploadr reads just the files and so never sees the data, and apparently iPhoto doesn't provide the data to FlickrExport, either. The result is that Flickr won't know the locations of the photos.

Binary data is readily available through the responseText property in both Firefox and Safari, it seems, but both IE and Opera pretty much destroy the data.

With Nokia Location Tagger, you can automatically tag your location data to your pictures. As you take a picture, your GPS coordinates are saved to the EXIF header of the JPEG file. You can use this data later, for example, to locate your pictures on a map. In the near future, we hope to make location tagging a seamlessly integrated part of your Nokia experience. Until then, Nokia Location Tagger is a small standalone application that gives you a sneak preview. We are not planning to productize this application as such, but we’d love to hear your thoughts already now, so that we have time to take it into account in the mainstream development.

An ontology to describe an Exif format picture data. All Exif 2.2 tags are defined as OWL properties (annotated by 'exif:exifNumber' in this vocabulary), as well as several terms to help this schema.

RapidoMap is the ultimate geotagging solution for Mac. It allows you to easily add your photos and home videos at the location where they were taken. Using high resolution satellite maps, easy to use search tools, and a simple, integrated interface, RapidoMap makes it easy and fun to manage and present your media or just localize your contacts.