If you are unsure that the time settings have been set correctly you can check them by comparing the "Camera time" display with the current time displayed in the setup menus on your camera. If your camera clock is out by a few minutes you can compensate for this by entering a value in the "Camera clock error" field. New York in the summer time (during DST) is four hours behind GMT and so a value of -4 for should be entered for the offset from GMT. If your camera is set to a different time zone from local time "Camera is set to local time" should be unchecked and the time zone offset wrt to GMT should be entered e.g.
Normally both the camera and the computer are both set to local time and you only need to select "Camera is set to local time".
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It is important that BreezeBrowser Pro is told what time the camera's clock is set to so that it can use the timestamps of the images to read the location data from the GPS track log. You can also select this option from BreezeBrowser Pro's main window and the "Tag Selected Images" button will be replaced with "Tag All Images". In BreezeBrowser Pro's thumbnail views first select the images to be geo-tagged and the select "Geo-Tag Images using GPS data." from the Tools menu and the dialog below will be displayed.
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Please consult the manual for your GPS device for information on how to download the track log to your PC.Īdding GPS data to images from GPS track log files BreezeBrowser Pro is able to read track log files in NMEA format with a.
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With other GPS devices it may be necessary to download the track logs to your PC before geo-tagging your images. It can also optionally create a track log file which can be viewed in Google Earth or Google Maps. BreezeBrowser Pro can read the GPS track logs and store the latitude and longitude in your files by comparing the timestamps of the GPS fixes with the timestamps stored in the shooting data of the images. The Sony device is simply turned on before you start taking pictures and automatically logs your position every 15 seconds. Some GPS devices such as the Sony GPS-CS1 GPS Tracker are designed specifically for photography and are very convenient to use with BreezeBrowser Pro. It is important that the camera's clock is set accurately in order for this to work. BreezeBrowser Pro is able to read the track log data and the time each picture was taken and use this to calculate where the picture was taken.
The track log contains both positional data in the form of latitude and longitude and the time in UTC (aka GMT). Many handheld GPS devices can store a track log which can be downloaded to a PC. This information is written to the standard EXIF GPS shooting data stored in JPEG files and in the XMP sidecar file for other image types. BreezeBrowser Pro can automatically geo-tag JPEG and raw files by storing positional information in the form of latitude and longitude read from track log data from a GPS device.
Geo-tagging is the writing of geographical information in image files.
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