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Media library import: HoudahGeo now imports much more location data from the recesses of media libraries.Time zone for EXIF / XMP export: Specify how dates and times should appear in image metadata.JPEG + RAW pairs: HoudahGeo treats JPEG + RAW pairs as a single photo.Fixes a problem where the geocoding pin on MapBox maps could not be dragged.Fixes a problem where HoudahGeo would fail to notify Apple Photos and show an error message.Fixes a problem with importing the current selection from Apple Photos on macOS Catalina.Allows for the Inspector pane to be resized wider.Fixes a crash while searching for Places during map geocoding.Fixes a problem with importing keywords from Apple Photos on macOS Catalina.Reads temperature information from UDDF dive log files.Fixes a possible crash while loading GPS track log files.Fixes a bug where "Create Place from Image" can copy the wrong latitude and longitude coordinates.

Houdahgeo vs photolinker code#

"Create Place from Image" now copies depth below water depth and country ISO code information.Corrects the message shown when clicking the timezone icon shown next to image timestamps.HoudahGeo now follows symbolic links to find Lightroom preview images.Reads barometric altitude from Kestrel weather logs.Adds support for Kestrel Drop 3 weather log files.Fixes various minor bugs and localization issues.Fixes a crash when sorting images by keywords.Restores the "Camera Time" column in the media browser images list.Updated for compatibility with macOS 11 Big Sur.Fixes a crash while manually assigning location using Mapbox maps.Adds an option to choose the unit of measurement for atmospheric pressure.Note: For macOS to allow HoudahGeo to connect to Retroactive Aperture, you will need to perform a few simple steps to add a code signature to the modified Aperture application. Window Layout: HoudahGeo now remembers the width of the media browser and inspector panes when switching between processing steps.Apple Photos: HoudahGeo now reads malformed XMP sidecar files created by the Export Originals function of the Apple Photos application.Performance: HoudahGeo 6.1 improves performance when working with large projects.Adobe Lightroom: HoudahGeo now supports Lightroom libraries set up with symbolic links to preview files.

Apple Aperture on macOS Catalina and Big Sur: HoudahGeo now works with Aperture versions modified by Retroactive to run on recent versions of macOS.

Dive log data: HoudahGeo can now import water depth and temperature information from GPX files.

Weather data: HoudahGeo can now import weather data from GPX files.

Kestrel weather log files: HoudahGeo adds support for more variants of the KESTREL CSV log file format.

Addresses a possible crash while loading maps.

Once a location on a track is selected, you can assign that location to photos or use it to match camera clock settings to the track and thus enable automatic geocoding.

Improved reactivity when clicking track logs in both Apple and Mapbox maps.

Added support for Adobe Lightroom Classic 11.

Fixes a bug that caused importing of CSV track log files to fail.

Fixes a bug where clicking tracks on the map could fail or select a location at a distance from the click.

Improves geocoding when matching a photo to the time of a location selected on a map track.

Maps newer EXIF and IPTC tags when creating XMP sidecar files.

Added support for more variants of the Kestrel weather log files.

Working with Apple’s Aperture on macOS Catalina and Big Sur.

Correct the Date and Time of Photos using HoudahGeo 6.0.

CustomShortcuts 1.0: Easy user-defined keyboard shortcuts.

Latest HoudahGeo posts on the Houdah Tips & Tricks blog: PS: I use my iPhone to record the GPS data when I'm out and about with my camera.HoudahGeo - Release Notes Tips & Tricks blog GPSPhotoLinker is a great little app that does exactly what it is supposed to do (and it's free!). I built a little database of the places I visit the most inside GPSPhotoLinker and now I can apply my tags manually to photos I didn't record data for, that's really convenient. Most folks will probably only ever use the "Auto" mode, but I have found the "Manual" mode to be a great addition. I had no experience with geotagging before I got GPSPhotoLinker, but the process is really straightforward (even for beginners) - load the GPS data, load the photos and press a button. The interface is not particularly pretty or shiny, but functional and easy to figure out. I have been using GPSPhotoLinker for over a year and it has always performed flawlessly for me (OS X 10.8.5). Since the latest review for this application is from 2010 I thought I chime in here real quick.