Maps and photos. I can’t think of two things more near and dear to a traveler’s heart than maps and photos. Being able to combine the two is the ultimate. But, being able to do it *easily*?? Well, that’s not possible is it?
It is now.
Picasa (the free-from-Google digital photo management program) released a new version last month. And one of the major improvements is in the ‘Geotagging’ feature. Instead of requiring that you use Google Earth, they have embedded a full Google Maps ‘Places’ pane right into Picasa. Placing a photo at a place on the map is as simple as clicking on the photo and clicking at the place on the map. I show you how to do this in the video below.
Note: You can make it play in full-screen by clicking the icon in the lower right of the playback window that looks like an X .
If you’re new to Picasa, or want to learn more, I’m excited to announce that I’ll be co-hosting a webinar (seminar delivered over the web) with Google on November 13. Register for the free Picasa Webinar here.
by Chris Guld
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Chris Guld
Big T – I think what you’re referring to is the fact that, if you click on the title of the article: Geotagging your Photos with Picasa 3,5 – you will then be on a page with this article and nothing but this article.
Big T
Your article is mixed with another in rv.bolg. How can I save just your piece. I could save th whole thing and just rename it but that seems cumbersome. I just know that you have a slick way to separate the wanted from the unwanted!
Joe Brooks
Wonderful presentation. Must have software.
Thanks