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[studio.messlinger.com] Geotagging and the Mac (5) - Google Picasa | studio.messlinger.com: Just like iPhoto, Picasa fails our test because of its lack of metadata integrity, its half-hearted support for RAW files and weak compliance with the travelling standards paradigm. However, it is doing a much better job than iPhoto in terms of usability and added funtionality while offering a near-identical feature set.

[Astronaut for Hire] Astronaut for Hire: Mapping FMARS EVAs: Just open the GPS track and geotagged photos KML files in Google Earth, drag them and any related placemarks to a common Folder under "My Places", and then save that folder by selecting "Save" -> "Save Place As" from the "File" menu. In the resulting window, choose the KMZ format (a zipped version of KML that theoretically takes up less disk space), and give it a file name.

[Blog] Tech, Mountains, and Life - Andy Bryant - Blog - Sharing your ...: Combine with track: You can then open up the KML file in Google Earth and you'll find your photos shown on the map - and in a folder in the places window.  From here you can drag the photos to another folder to combine them with your track-log.

[Slashgeo] Slashgeo | Picasa Web Albums Integration with Google Maps and Earth: From the official blog: "We've now got a few more tricks that you can do with KML on Maps: View entire photo sets as self-contained KMZ files, as exported by Picasa. We were going to write up how it's done, but Brian's blog post pretty .

[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: Google Maps gets KML overlay support: Google Maps now also renders KML placemarks with images in popups, which means you can use Google Maps to view georeferenced Picasa photos that have been exported as a self-contained KMZ file to your desktop and then uploaded to a server (or Google Pages). That's still more convoluted than uploading georeferenced photos directly to Picasa Web Albums and getting a Google Maps link built in, but it's a good step in the right direction.

[kepo-ing Zz85] My Google Maps, Geotagged Picasa Photos, GPS Tracks Mashup at kepo ...: motivation: As mentioned in my previous post, syncing GPS tracks is a very convenient way for geotagging photos. Our friendly giant, Google already has some fantastic services for photos, geotagging, maps but apparently we do not see support for GPS tracks.

[Comments for The Incrementalist] The Incrementalist » Geotagging Photos with Picasa and Google Earth: Basically, you just drag and zoom around in Google Earth until the crosshairs (which are anchored to the middle of the display) are resting on the point that you want to tag the photo with. Then you just hit the Geotag button, the view bounces to give you visual feedback, and it moves on to the next photo.

[James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » KML Support in Google Maps ...: Looks like Google has rolled out some improvements with the Google Maps support of KML. Some of the improvements are support for exported photo sets out of Picasa (meh), view KML overlays (wonderful) and customized marker icons.

[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: Listing integration opportunities for Google Earth: and in the case of SketchUp and Picasa, such integration is already very visible. Other projects may well be underway, but that shouldn't stop us from making our own little matrix of Google services and speculating on other ways in which geospatial data might come to infuse Google.

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