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Rowland Shaw
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I take the approach of using a standalone GPS device (which happens to be an old Windows Mobile powered phone, running the free OSM Tracker) and then combine the GPX tracks from it with my photographs using Microsoft Pro Photo ToolsMicrosoft Pro Photo Tools, which also happens to be free.

Microsoft Pro Photo Tools also allows saving metadata back to RAW files (if you've install the RAW Codec from Canon), and I'm not aware of any other tool that can do this; It can also add other metadata such as photographer contact details in the EXIF data.

I take the approach of using a standalone GPS device (which happens to be an old Windows Mobile powered phone, running the free OSM Tracker) and then combine the GPX tracks from it with my photographs using Microsoft Pro Photo Tools, which also happens to be free.

Microsoft Pro Photo Tools also allows saving metadata back to RAW files (if you've install the RAW Codec from Canon), and I'm not aware of any other tool that can do this; It can also add other metadata such as photographer contact details in the EXIF data.

I take the approach of using a standalone GPS device (which happens to be an old Windows Mobile powered phone, running the free OSM Tracker) and then combine the GPX tracks from it with my photographs using Microsoft Pro Photo Tools, which also happens to be free.

Microsoft Pro Photo Tools also allows saving metadata back to RAW files (if you've install the RAW Codec from Canon), and I'm not aware of any other tool that can do this; It can also add other metadata such as photographer contact details in the EXIF data.

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Rowland Shaw
Rowland Shaw
  • 16.1k
  • 12
  • 69
  • 128

I take the approach of using a standalone GPS device (which happens to be an old Windows Mobile powered phone, running the free OSM Tracker) and then combine the GPX tracks from it with my photographs using Microsoft Pro Photo Tools, which also happens to be free.

Microsoft Pro Photo Tools also allows saving metadata back to RAW files (if you've install the RAW Codec from Canon), and I'm not aware of any other tool that can do this; It can also add other metadata such as photographer contact details in the EXIF data.