Geotag Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Camera Genius for iPhone updates and improves

by Mel Martin (Aug 13th, 2009)

Camera Genius [iTunes link] has updated its photo app to include zoom, compatibility with OS 3 and introduces a new user interface. The app aims to be a kind of one-stop app and does give the user features not available in the built-in camera app. One of the nicest is a timer function. You can even ...

Mac 101: Geodata copying in iPhoto

by Aron Trimble (May 16th, 2009)

The most recent update of iPhoto to version 8.0.2 included a couple of new features around the Faces functionality for identifying people in photos. Apple, however, was kind enough to throw in another feature; one which I was hoping would show up from the day iPhoto '09 was announced. It is now ...

Maperture brings geotagging to Aperture

by Mat Lu (Aug 13th, 2008)

Maperture is a nifty little plugin for Aperture that lets you geotag photos in your library. We've covered quite a few different geotagging apps for the Mac, but this is the first one that works so well with Aperture as a plugin. Basically, Maperture integrates an interface to Google Maps which ...

Evernote + Screencast ready for prime time and paid use

by Michael Rose (Jun 24th, 2008)

Two of my preferred Mac-friendly cloud services have now made the jump to actually accepting money from subscribers, which is a good thing (really, it is!). TUAW favorite Evernote has moved from private to public beta, and Techsmith video hosting site Screencast.com is now at 1.0 release status. ...

RapidoMap: slick geocoding for free

by Mat Lu (Aug 26th, 2007)

We've previously covered quite a few different applications to geocode your photos. Geocoding or geotagging is the process of adding location information (latitude and longitude) to the EXIF metadata of your photos, so you can see where they were taken. RapidoMap is one of the newest of these tools ...

HoudahGeo geocoding with Google Earth integration

by Mat Lu (Mar 31st, 2007)

We have posted about several differing geocoding solutions for the Mac. All of these programs allow you to embed location information in the EXIF data of your photographs, thus specifying where the photo was taken as well as the time, date, etc. The newest entry into the Mac geocoding sweepstakes ...

Geophoto: Geocoding Refined

by Mat Lu (Mar 14th, 2007)

We've previously mentioned a couple of ways to do Mac-based geocoding-that is, applying location information to the EXIF meta data of your photos. Now comes the latest entry in the geocoding sweepstakes: Geophoto from Ovolab. Geophoto presents you with a Google Earth like interface that you can ...

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