Geocode digital images with latitude, longitude, altitude, and direction information. RoboGEO stamps this information onto the actual photo or writes it to the EXIF headers, allowing you to permanently geotag and link your photos to the GPS coordinates. All writing to the EXIF and IPTC headers is lossless and all of the existing comments (including the MakerNote and the Adobe XMP metadata) are preserved. Includes a Picasa style geotagger for Google Earth. Create web pages that use Google Maps, export KML or KMZ files to Google Earth, upload geotagged photos to Flickr, export ESRI SHP shapefiles, export to MapPoint, or export DXF files to AutoCAD or IntelliCAD. Show the photo direction on maps and calculate it from the GPS tracklog. Automatically merge EXIF or IPTC tags into the image titles and descriptions. Record dictation using any modern digital voice recorder and automatically associate audio with the photos. Rotate or redate images based on the EXIF info. Export GPX files. Edit the EXIF times. Photo locations can be projected to a new location in either ground or airplane mode. Free EXIF/IPTC viewer. Geocode any type of JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, Adobe DNG file, Canon CR2 or CRW, Minolta MRW, Olympus ORF, or Epson ERF file. Directly supports Garmin GPS units (USB or COM), but no GPS is required. Georeference images from a GPS tracklog, NMEA sentences or waypoints. Import GPX files for interfacing with other GPS makes and models like Magellan, Lowrance or Trimble. Supports DNR Garmin. Includes an image renaming utility that renames images based on the EXIF data. Works with any modern digital camera. Internationally aware. Very easy to use. Nice user interface. Perfect tool for aerial photography, land surveyors, engineers, insurance claim adjusters or anyone who needs to collect field data for integration into a GIS system. Low cost. Free lifetime upgrades. Extensive on-line documentation.
Requirements: Windows 98/NT/ME/XP/2000/XP/2003/Vista
What's New: Added RAW file support - Nikon NEF, Canon CRW, Canon CR2, Minolta MRW, Olympus ORF, and Epson ERF
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