exiftool
Geotagger 1.2
Geotagger - Geotag your photos using Google Earth more>>
Simply position Google Earth (version 4 only) over the location you wish to insert into your images, then drag your images (jpegs only) onto the Geotagger icon. Once the images are tagged the information stays with them so you can import them to iPhoto, upload them to Flickr or Panoramio or any number of other things. If you choose iPhoto you may want to check out a plugin I wrote that will export your photos to a KMZ file that you can open in Google Earth and see your photos on the globe.
You can drag images from prettymuch anywhere. But if you drag them from iPhoto it wont show the changes have taken place. The data has been saved to the file but iPhoto has cached the Exif information and doesnt check the image for updates. I recommend tagging images before importing them to iPhoto.
Stefan Geens of Ogle earth has made a set of crosshairs to help you target Google Earth. The location at the center of the crosshairs is what will be written into your images.
The Exif handling code comes from exiftool. You can find out more about this very useful utility at the official webpage http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/. The script that does the number manipulation was started from one by Sven-S. Porst. I converted it to Google Earth and packaged it up.
im4java 0.98.0
Java interface to the ImageMagick command-line more>> Java interface to the ImageMagick command-line
im4java is a free and open source Java library that provides a interface to the ImageMagick command-line.
NOTE: im4java is licensed and distributed under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Main features:
- supports most ImageMagick commands
- reuse a commandline multiple times for different set of images
- IM options and operators translate into similar method-names
- you can pipe input to and from ImageMagick commands
- BufferedImage support, i.e you can use BufferedImages as input to IM commands and pipe output of IM commands into a BufferedImage
- scarce documentation (but many examples in src/org/im4java/test/Test.java)
- easy support of additional commandline-tools (GraphicsMagick is a first candidate - first experimental support of gm convert as a proof of concept is available)
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Added support for exiftool
- Added support for dcraw
- Minor fixes to interface-definition-files
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