Version: 2.0 (using KDE KDE 3.4.2) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages It would be cool if kimdaba could associate the images with latitude/longitude information. This information could be extracted from the tags of the image itself if available, from a separate GPS unit or from GPS log files retrieved with some other tool. Since most cameras store the time in the image, you could easily search for a corresponding waypoint in the GPS data. There could be a wizard which asks for some waypoint files and then tries to find images which were taken during that trip. The position could be used in various places: - for a proximity filter - to suggest location tags for newly added images - to show a link to google maps or similar in the image view - to look up location names from an external database
This sounds like a very good idea, but as long as I dont have a camera that supports GPS, dont hold your breath :-)
Created attachment 21689 [details] Not so good photo with GPS details (added with gpscorrelate)
Created attachment 21690 [details] Not so good photo with GPS details (added with gpscorrelate)
Created attachment 21691 [details] Not so good photo with GPS details (added with gpscorrelate)
Created attachment 21692 [details] Not so good photo with GPS details (added with gpscorrelate)
Created attachment 21693 [details] Photo on Gran Canaria (GPS tags with gpsPhoto.pl)
Created attachment 21694 [details] Photo roundabout on Gran Canaria (GPS tags with gpsPhoto.pl)
This functionality can now be achieved using the "Geo-location" KIPI plugin.