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Geotagging Photos with digiKam
Nov 3, 2009, 20 :32 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2238 reads)

(Other stories by Dmitri Popov)

"In digiKam, select the photo you want to geotag and choose Image -> Geolocation -> Edit Coordinates. This opens the Edit Geographical Coordinates window containing a map. Drag the map with the mouse and zoom on a specific area to locate the exact place where the photo was taken. Alternatively, you can use the Search field to enter the address, for example: botanic garden, berlin, germany. Hit then the Search button, and you should see a list of found places that are marked with pins on the map."

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