Write GPS coordinates to photo copies using a timestamped GPX track.
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Choose a GPX track and JPEG or TIFF photos
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Set camera time zone, clock correction and track gap limit
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Process and download photo copies with a GPS report
GPX timestamps must contain a time zone. A camera set to UTC+3 uses 180 minutes. The signed clock correction is added after converting camera time to UTC. Points outside the track or across gaps above the limit are not extrapolated. Originals are not modified; the ZIP contains photo copies and a JSON report. GPS coordinates reveal where you were.
Geotag photos from a GPX track
Use it after field work, travel, drone flights or camera shoots when photos need map coordinates.
The camera clock must be close to the GPX track time. Use the offset field when the camera time was shifted.
The result is a ZIP archive with copied photos that include GPS EXIF tags.
