This software allows geocoding of digital photos with latitude and longitude values, with the option to stamp the images or write to the EXIF. The software can export to various formats including Google Earth, Google Maps, Shapefiles (SHP), AutoCAD DXF, GPX, Flickr and more. Additionally, the software supports importing all GPS tracklog formats and includes MGRS and UTM support.
RoboGEO is an exceptional software that allows you to geocode your digital images with latitude, longitude, altitude, and direction information. The software enables you to stamp the mentioned information onto your images or write it to the EXIF, making it easy to permanently geocode and link your photos to GPS coordinates.
The software preserves all existing comments, including the MakerNote and the Adobe XMP metadata. It includes a Picasa-style geotagger for Google Earth, and you can also create web pages that use Google Maps. You can export KML or KMZ files to Google Earth, upload geotagged photos to Flickr, and export ESRI SHP shapefiles. Moreover, you can export to MapPoint or export DXF files to AutoCAD or IntelliCAD.
RoboGEO shows photo direction on maps and calculates it from the GPS tracklog. Additionally, you can merge EXIF or IPTC tags into the image titles and descriptions. If you record dictation using any modern digital voice recorder, the software automatically associates the audio with the photos. You can rotate or redate images based on the EXIF info, and you can export GPX files as well. It also allows you to edit the EXIF times and lookup altitudes, knowing only lat/lon. Photo locations can be projected to a new location in either ground or airplane mode.
RoboGEO is equipped with a free EXIF/IPTC viewer and can geocode any type of JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, DNG, NEF, CR2, MRW, ERF, RAF, ORF, PEF, ARW, SR2, SRW, RW2, RAW, RWL, and MEF. It directly supports Garmin GPS units (USB or COM), but no GPS is required. The software can geocode images from a GPS tracklog, KML or KMZ files, NMEA sentences, waypoints, known place names OziExploer PLT files, or TCX files. You can also import GPX files for interfacing with other GPSs like Magellan and Trimble and import shapefiles.
With RoboGEO, you can rename images per the EXIF data and use the IPTC editor. The software also supports UTM and MGRS. You can use any digital camera and can be fully automated from the command line. It is the perfect tool for aerial photography, land surveyors, engineers, insurance claim adjusters, or anyone who needs to collect field data for integration into a GIS system. The software is affordable, comes with free lifetime upgrades, and has extensive documentation. The user interface is nice and very easy to use.
The software preserves all existing comments, including the MakerNote and the Adobe XMP metadata. It includes a Picasa-style geotagger for Google Earth, and you can also create web pages that use Google Maps. You can export KML or KMZ files to Google Earth, upload geotagged photos to Flickr, and export ESRI SHP shapefiles. Moreover, you can export to MapPoint or export DXF files to AutoCAD or IntelliCAD.
RoboGEO shows photo direction on maps and calculates it from the GPS tracklog. Additionally, you can merge EXIF or IPTC tags into the image titles and descriptions. If you record dictation using any modern digital voice recorder, the software automatically associates the audio with the photos. You can rotate or redate images based on the EXIF info, and you can export GPX files as well. It also allows you to edit the EXIF times and lookup altitudes, knowing only lat/lon. Photo locations can be projected to a new location in either ground or airplane mode.
RoboGEO is equipped with a free EXIF/IPTC viewer and can geocode any type of JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, DNG, NEF, CR2, MRW, ERF, RAF, ORF, PEF, ARW, SR2, SRW, RW2, RAW, RWL, and MEF. It directly supports Garmin GPS units (USB or COM), but no GPS is required. The software can geocode images from a GPS tracklog, KML or KMZ files, NMEA sentences, waypoints, known place names OziExploer PLT files, or TCX files. You can also import GPX files for interfacing with other GPSs like Magellan and Trimble and import shapefiles.
With RoboGEO, you can rename images per the EXIF data and use the IPTC editor. The software also supports UTM and MGRS. You can use any digital camera and can be fully automated from the command line. It is the perfect tool for aerial photography, land surveyors, engineers, insurance claim adjusters, or anyone who needs to collect field data for integration into a GIS system. The software is affordable, comes with free lifetime upgrades, and has extensive documentation. The user interface is nice and very easy to use.
What's New
Version 6.3.2: Added Google Earth polygon file support and the ability to export HTML and enhanced the user-interface