GeoTag photos already taken?

Is it possible to geotag photos taken while location services were disabled (or to photos added from the computer) and these to be incorporated to the "Places" map inside "Photos"?

I'll still be able to connect to wifi, right?
Yes.
you can still receive/send SMS, does that sound right?
Ever hear the term "Sticker Shock"? To do that would require activating International Provisioning on your account with AT&T before you go. You would then pick a carrier/plan for every country you intend to visit. Did I mention this would be expensive, as in "Sticker Shock"?

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Can you only store photos taken after you set a photo stream? Or can I store all of my pictures?

You would only need extra iCloud space if you need the space for large backups, or backups of multiple iOS devices, or if you save lots of iCloud email with large attachments, or store lots of iWork documents, etc.
You can store your photos using a different cloud service such as Dropbox, or any of the numerous photo hosting services such as Flikr, Picassa, Smugmug, etc. Music purchased from sources other than the iTunes store has to be kept in your iTunes library on your computer if you want to be able to access it on your iOS devices.

Canon Power Shot A1100 IS - how do I zoom in an already taken photo, and crop it to desired image.

I would like to zoom in an already taken picture and crop to desired magnification. Can anyone tell me how to do this on the Canon Power Shot A1100 IS.
Kind Regards
Catherine

Catherine,
You can crop the image in the included Image Browser or Zoom Browser software. There isn't a method to be able to crop in camera. We regret any inconvenience that this may cause you at this time.
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Recently I am getting a message when I try to sync photos to my iPad from my PC in iTunes suggesting that photos already on the iPad will be removed if I sync. I don't want to remove existing photos. Any ideas?I

I am trying to copy photos from a recent vacation to my iPad2. The process was straightforward using iTunes until recently. Now I am getting a message warning me that if I sync photos from the folder on my PC to iTunes and my iPad, photos already on the iPad (except ones taken by the iPad) will be removed. I am running iOS 8.0.2 and the most recent iTunes update. I do not want to remove all the other photos from my iPad, so I cancel the sync. I have tried copying the photos using the Apple SD card connector, but it does not recognize my SD card (it does recognize an SDHC card, but I am unable to copy the photos to that card). Is anyone else gettinga message like what I describe above when trying to sync photos to an iPad2 in iTunes?

It is really a very simple fix. Place ALL of the photos that you want to sync to the iPad into one photos folder and sync that folder to the iPad. In your case, place the next set of photos that you want to sync, into the folder with the first set of photos that you already synced to the iPad. You can only sync from one main photos folder and if you choose another folder that does not include the photos that you previously synced, those photos will be erased from the iPad - as you have now discovered.
You can sync one level of sub folders with the main photos folder. You can have as many sub folders as you want (as long as you have the storage space available on the iPad) but you can only sync from one main photos folder. After you place all of the photos into the one main folder, when you go to the Sync Photos From drop down menu in iTunes, select that main photos folder and all of the sub folders that you placed in there will appear and you can select each sub folder to sync as well.

In Photo 1.0, how does one access the map showing where all photos were taken, as could be done previously in iPhoto?

In Photo 1.0, how does one access the map showing where all photos were taken, as could be done previously in iPhoto?

Hi JohnDory,
The information side-bar from iPhoto has been removed in Photos App, and so it's been converted into a pop-up window showing both the exposure, aperture and so technical photo parameters, as well as the comments, faces and LOCATION for that photo.
This small floating window is shown whenever you click the button in the app title bar, right clicking a specific photo or pressing ⌘i
If you open the albums view (clicking in the name of the album list, NOT an album name, you can see in your left sidebar - which can be shown or hidden) and press ⌘i without selecting a specific photo the Info pop-up will show the map for your whole library (as well as the total amount of photos, videos, GB used, etc)
So, I'm afraid the "Locations" view (which I really loved) from iPhoto has been ripped off... and we can only get "some sort of locations view" by this method.
As for locations... there is no option for manual geotagging (so, setting location to a specific photography which doesn't have it yet)... that really ****** me off
Regards,
braincasualties.

IPhoto - sort images my date photo was taken (metadata)

The Sort by Date Photo functunality in iPHOTO appears to be flawed.
I opened up my photos in Photoshop, and looked at the METADATA for when the photos were taken.
When I sorted them "By Date" in iPHOTO, they looked in an odd order.
Then I figured it out.
They were sorted by the "date" THEY WERE MODIFED IN PHOTOSHOP (the date stamp on the file).
This has nothing to do with the date the photo was taken (in the metadata), which is what most photographers would be interested in.
How do you get iPHOTO to actually sort event photos by the DATE the photo was TAKEN?

Were these photos edtied by PS outside of iPhoto and imported or from within iPhoto with PS as the external editor of choice? Are they jpeg format?
No matter if I edit outside of iPhoto or from withing iPhoto the files are sorted by the EXIF Capture date. Make a temporary, backup copy (if you don't already have a backup copy) of the library and try the following:
1 - delete the iPhoto preference file, com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in your
User/Home()/Library/ Preferences folder.
2 - delete iPhoto's cache file, Cache.db, that is located in your
User/Home()/Library/Caches/com.apple.iPhoto folder.
3 - launch iPhoto and try again.
NOTE: If you're moved your library from its default location in your Home/Pictures folder you will have to point iPhoto to its new location when you next open iPhoto by holding down the Option key when launching iPhoto. You'll also have to reset the iPhoto's various preferences.
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Aperture 3: Geotagged Photos show up in wrong part of world

I imported a set of geotagged photos. When I look at places in Aperture 3 several of the photos are appearing in the wrong part of the world ( Kazakhstan instead of Nova Scotia). The photos were taken / geotagged by my Blackberry Storm. When I travel I'll take a picture with the Storm to get the geotag info and then later copy those coordinates into the photos I take with my camera. The photos with the copied coordinates ( I used PhotoMechanic to set the location info) are showing up in the correct location by the way.
The Storm photos show up in the right location when viewed in iPhoto, Flckr, Photo Mechanic, Google Earth.
Any ideas why this would be happening
Gary

Just stepped in the same problem on my Mac Pro, Aperture 3.2.1, iTunes 10.5.1 and iPad updated to 5.0.1.
Once selected Aperture as reference library for photo syncing I selected specific projects and faces. As a photographer I have volumes of material I just can't copy completely on devices.
I noticed the number on the right side of projects in iTunes were way below the actual content. Syncing just let me verify on my iPad a lot of picture were missing.
Deselecting Aperture and photo sync, erasing pictures from the device and restarting from the top didn't help.
Also repairing photo database gave no effect.
I solved by updating ALL photos previews in Aperture. It took the whole day, 16 hours, but in the end, quitting both AP and iTunes then enabling photo sync showed the correct amount for each project, same on iPad.

What is the best way to geotag photos with data from GPS Tracker Log (GPX format)?

I just returned from a 4 month trip to Southeast Asia. Before I left, I set the time on my camera, a Canon 7D, to match the GPS time on my GPS tracker, a QStarz BT-Q1000X. Both times were set to UTC, also known as GMT.
I have imported the data from the GPS log into Aperture as a GPX file. Now I would like to sync the location metadata on my photos with the data from the GPS log. How can I do this using Aperture 3?
I seem to be having two problems:
Aperture wants to shift the times based on which part of the track I drag the images onto. Since the camera and gps tracker times were sync'd, I do not want any shift.
The time shifts that are displayed are 12 hours and a few minutes, rather than 0 hours and a few minutes.
A few additional notes:
When I imported the GPS track, Aperture automatically changed the time zone of the track to Asia/Ho Chi Minh City, which is correct (GMT+7).
I have batch changed the images from Camera Time: UTC to Actual Time: GMT+7
The time on my computer is US/Eastern Daylight Time (GMT-4), or Eastern Standard Time (GMT-5) when the photos where taken.
Since I was gone for so long, and my GPS tracker memory is limited, I set the tracker to record a trackpoint once every 60 seconds.
Is there a solution to my problems using Aperture 3, or should I start looking for third party applications to geotag the photos before importing them into Aperture?
Thank you.

I think the 12 hour discrepancy is more likely a result of the 12 hour difference between GMT+5 and GMT-7. The dates and times of the photos and the GPS track are displayed properly in Aperture. See the images below.

Geotagging photos in LR4

Is it really so that you only can load one gpx-file at a time and geotag photos that are on that track? This starts to feel very stupid after a 2 week trip with a GPS that splits the track into daily gpx-files (my device can create longer tracks too but not nearly long enough to cover a week or two). In the tool I used previously I could select multiple files and geotag the whole batch in one sweep. Hope that quite small addition will appear in some update verison. Or did I miss some feature that makes it possible in 4.0?

Yes, merging before importing to LR is of course an option. I have already tried GPX Editor, which however produce output that LR refuse to read. Babel next...
But then we can conclude that Adobe has missed this small but quite significant detail when planning the GPX import use cases. Letting the user select multiple files and merging them on the fly when importing should be trivial to implement.

FlickIt: unable to access GeoTag photos to post on Flickr?

Please fix the iPhone SDK so that 3rd party apps like FlickIt can send the geotagged photos to Flickr. Why strip the GPS data off if it's already there? Sounds like a bug to me? Now I've just wasted my time with my vacation photos. I thought I had so carefully geotagged and uploaded from the road. See diagnosis of the bug & workaround below. I'm really impressed with the high quality of support and quick response I got from a free app on a Sunday!
I just want to see my photos on a map. Is a mashup that hard to do? Maybe iPhone Maps / Google Earth apps should learn this trick then I would only need Flickr maps website to share with others?
Unfortunately, missing GPS data is due to a limitation in the iPhone OS itself. By the time my app gets the photo, the OS has stripped off all EXIF metadata. This is a problem for all 3rd-party developers using the camera or library choosers from Apple.
If you transfer your images using iPhoto or sync them using iTunes, then they should retain their original GPS metadata.
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HT204053 I recently got an icloud account and now when I try and sign in it says the e-mail account is already taken. How do I get in to my icloud account?

I recently got an icloud account and now when I try and sign in it says the e-mail account is already taken. How do I get in to my icloud account?
I wouls also like to know how to download pics off of my ipod 5th generation onto my PC computer through icloud or any other way.

It sounds like you are trying to create a new icloud account, not just logging into an existing account. When you type in your Apple ID and get that error, it's because you are trying to create an account using the same ID that is already being used in another account.
Go to Settings>iCloud and scroll to the bottom of the screen. If you are logged in, press the Delete button, then try logging in with the existing ID.
As for pics, the most secure way is to connect ipod to PC with USB and look at the Photos tab for your device in iTunes. Using Photo Stream is another way, but it doesn't always work, depending on conditions.

I tried to download a movie on my iPod touch but due to limited space, it did not download. Then, I checked my credit card online, and I found the money was already taken. How will I get it to download on another device with the same account?

I tried to download a movie on my iPod touch but due to limited space, it did not download. Then, I checked my credit card online, and I found the money was already taken. How will I get it to download on another device with the same account? Also, I was wondering why they took my money even when it did not finish downloading let alone get downloaded?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
You can re-download content purchased from the iTunes store (availability varies depending on location) using the purchased option from the Quick Links section in the top right corner of the iTunes homepage in your iTunes application on your computer.
You can re-download content purchased from the iTunes store (availability varies depending on location) using the purchased option which is revealed in the iTunes app on your iOS device by tapping the more button at the bottom of the screen.

How to add a new metadata field to iPhoto where new field is calculated as age in years and month based on a specific date and the date photo was taken ? I want to calculate and display the age of my two kids on every photo.

Hi
How can I add 2 new metadata-fields to every photo in iPhoto ?
The new fields should state the age of my kids in years and months based on the date that they were born and the date that photo is taken.
Exampel:
My son is born 01.01.2010
My daughter is born 01.01.2012
Photo taken by data
Aage of son
Aage of daughter
01.07.2011
1 year 6 month
not born yet
01.01.2014
4 year 0 month
2 year 0 month
I would like to be able to search by kids age and get the info displayed when doing slideshows.
How to do this in iPhoto ?
Any alternatives to accomplish the same ?
Kind regards

It can't be done with iPhoto. There are some DAM (digital asset management) applications that can write to other IPTC fields that iPhoto can't read. One such app is Media Pro 1.
However you would have to calculate the age for each date and add it to one of the fields. There are online age calculators that can do that for you: Age Calculators
If you go thru that much trouble then use iPhoto, make the calculations and add the age to the Description field. Then you can use Smart Albums to search for 1year 6 month text.
OT

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Its telling me to sign in using my email. When i do, it says that email is already taken. No, really? So now it wants me to change my password again. ***?
I can sign in to my account on my computer, so basically my ipad is junk now. Is there a way to uninstall the update.

I can't update IPhoto, it says "the product distribution file could not be verified it must be damaged or signed in" I bought it on iTunes and have 8,000 photos already. how can I update and correct this??

I can't update IPhoto, it says "the product distribution file could not be verified it must be damaged or signed in" I bought it on iTunes and have 8,000 photos already. how can I update and correct this??

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