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www.waypoints.de www.swopnet.com/waypoints www.travelbygps.com www.pickatrail.com Adding GPS Information to Digital Photos Chapter 8 — GPS <strong>Data</strong> Hooking your digital camera to your GPS is going to cost you a lot of money and it can only be done with certain combinations of cameras and GPS units. For example, you can find kits to connect Kodak digital cameras, such as the DC 260, to a GPS receiver, but the adapter alone, excluding the camera and GPS receiver, costs over $300. A cheaper way to do this is to add GPS information to your digital photos on your PC. The process is simple — after you have taken a picture at a location, use your GPS to create a waypoint at that spot. This will store the coordinates along with data and time information, and then you can add the waypoint information to the image file afterwards. In order to do this, you need special software — called RoboGEO (see Figure 8-38). RoboGEO is shareware software; it currently costs $22.95, but you can download an evaluation (trial) version from www.robogeo.com. RoboGEO takes the information from waypoints you specify on your GPS and enables you to add the waypoint information to the EXIF information on the digital photo. EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format. This data storage format allows for the storage of non-image data (such as date, time, camera settings, and, in this case, latitude and longitude) within the actual image file. Virtually all modern digital cameras produce images that can store EXIF information within the file (usually only for JPG/JPEG format). This means that you don’t have to add text overlays to your image that show the data. Instead, the data is stored in such as way that it can be viewed using Windows XP or another digital photograph application that uses the EXIF standard. An excellent application for viewing EXIF information is Exifer for Windows (www.friedemann-schmidt.com/software/exifer). This is a postcardware application (the only payment that the author asks for is a postcard) that enables you to view and edit this information. FIGURE 8-38: RoboGEO 191
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Hacking GPS Published by Wiley Publ
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Credits Acquisitions Editor Katie M
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Acknowledgments Extra special thank
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Contents Acknowledgments . . . . .
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Contents Chapter 5: Protecting Your
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Hardware Hacks part in this part Ch
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4 Part I — Hardware Hacks Garmin
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6 Part I — Hardware Hacks Diagnos
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Power Hacks Without power, even the
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FIGURE 3-21: 12-volt output from a
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Antenna Hacks Making the most out o
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Making Connections In this chapter,
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FIGURE 7-4: A PC serial port FIGURE
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Which Connection Is Best? So which
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FIGURE 10-2: G7toWin configuration
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FIGURE 10-10: Pasting the bitmap in
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1. Turn off the device. 2. Connect
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FIGURE 10-31: Good antenna location
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FIGURE 10-34: A reradiating antenna
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FIGURE 10-40: Mask angle displayed
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Symbols and Numerics * (asterisk),
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