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Remember where your pictures were taken with GPicSync
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Do you remember looking at the family picture albums with Grandma, she would flip from page to page explaining when each picture was taken and where. Usually there was something on the back that would indicate where and when the picture was taken. Fast forward to today and to our digital cameras we currently have. The internal clock on the camera does a good enough job keeping track of the date but how do you know where the picture was taken? This is where GpicSync comes into handy. GpicSync can add your Geocode into the picture data. “GPicSync automatically inserts location in your photos metadata so they can also be used with any ‘geocode aware’ application like Picasa/Google Earth, Flickr, loc.alize.us, etc.” So now 50 years ago not only can you tell your grandchildren where and when but the exact coordinates of where the picture was taken. With GPS radios plummeting in price its only a matter of time before your standard digital camera is GPS enabled doing this for you, but until then theres the manual but very cool GPicSync.
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36 Responses to “Remember where your pictures were taken with GPicSync”
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I don’t like the idea thaht Google takes pictures from me
This is an awesome idea - though I couldn’t care less if Google takes photos of me - or anyone else for that matter, it’s simply irrelevant - you don’t see people complaining about CCTV cameras capturing them, do you?
Nice tool!
It’s really nice to be honest…especially if you’re planning on going on holiday to that particular destination…you can see what the area is like with more variety of pictures than you would find from that destinations homepage or so.
Great feature.
This really is a great idea!
Good for capturing memorise for those of us that travel lots.
This is a great tool!
Great feature.
Excellent stuff!!
Wow…this is a pretty awesome tool to use. I never heard of this GpicSync tracking tool until this post. But my gosh…this GPS stuff is getting crazy sophisticated right now.
Do I like it? Well, yeah…I think it is cool thus far.
Hope it doesn’t get out of hand though.
That is honestly one of the coolest programs I have seen in a long time. I wonder if it can be integrated with google maps
Im with neon…im surprised google hasn’t purchased this yet.
hasnt anyone used it yet?
Very cool!
Nice concept.:) Good work.
Wow this technology keeps getting cooler!
Hey, that’s really cool. It will be very nice when all digital cameras have this built into them huh?
I don’t think so!
I love this technology
why do u love this technology? omg
wow thats awesome
Im suprised it isnt already a part of google maps
2 cool. I wish my camera had this in it.
This wouldn’t mean much to me, but I can see where future generations would like to know where the pictures came from.
Nice software………..It could definitely come in handy sometime. Thanks for the review.
Good tool. I have used it before and it does the job just fine!
i like it………
it can be very useful sometimes………….
GPS is really the future. This is really an interesting product.
This would be really helpful to have. GPS in the car is one thing but this is another.
Cool technology
Very freaking cool!
heh, this is good ne…
great tools..
thanx for share..
thanx for share.
Wow this is the future for sure. New technology like this will be all around soon.