Lightroom CC 2015 GPS Data problem
Since I upgrade from LR 5 to LR CC I have an issue with some pictures as they do not accept GPS data. When the data is already in Metadata (from camera), it works fine. When there are no data imported and I want to write new data into the file by using the LR MAP, it doesn't save for some pictures. Some do not accept any GPS data. I can only copy from others and paste manually into these picture Metadata. Any idea what could be wrong ? Or is it a "bug" ?
Assuming there is no or the wrong GPS information in the picture and it is transferred via LR CC to my iMAC. In the past I select this picture, searched the place I took the picture in the LR Map press the right Mouse button and chose add the GPS data to the selected pictures. Then LR5 added the data always. Now I have pictures where this does not work. Unfortunately I can not see any logic when LR CC does what is expected and when it doesn't.
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Canon 7d mark ii gps data not recognized in lightroom 5.7
How do I get lightroom to find and use my gps meta data from my new Canon 7d mark ii. I can see that there is a file generated on the card but it isn't in my meta data when downloaded on to Lightroom. I am using a MAC user. When using my old Pentax system with geo tagging to came across automatically in older versions of Lightroom so I know it should be seamless.
Once the GPS indicator is solid the camera should be embedded the GPS data in the photos. There is no need to offload the GPX track log and have LR use that. If that's what you're doing, maybe LR does have a problem reading the Canon 7D Mark II GPX log file, but there's no need, just let LR import the photos with the coordinates stored in the photo files.
Otherwise, are you using some software (including LR) to transfer the photos from the camera or card, that could be stripping out the GPS data? I use Windows Explorer (like Mac Finder) to copy my photos so nothing is stripping anything out of them.
Have you examined the photos with any other software to see if there are coordinates? On Windows I'd use GeoSetter. I don't know what the Mac has.
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I have a Sony SLT A55 which is apretty good camera, it has a GPS.
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I tried to print two images on a Super A3 paper sheet with an EPSON Stylus Pro 3880 directly from Lightroom and here is an example of what I expected (I resized and added a black border for better visibility on the forum):
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Sadly, after I launched the printing job, this is what came out of the printer:
As we can see, the layout of the two pictures has been shifted toward the top of the paper sheet (cropping the top of the first image in the process) and about 30% of the right part of the layout has not been printed.
Do you have any idea of what I am doing wrong here?
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Moreover, because my print was urgent, I retried with a Windows machine running Lightroom 4.x with the same printer and it was a success. So I doubt that my initial settings on my MacBook Pro were wrong although I am not 100% sure.I am in France and I found out that EPSON is providing at least two different files for its v9.33 driver that relate to the Stylus Pro 3880 with OSX:
epson16738.dmg: US version (https://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?UseCookie=yes&oid=141552&prodoid =63085147&infoType=Downloads&d…)
epson379436eu.dmg: French version (Support et téléchargements - Epson Stylus Pro 3880 - Epson)
and I realize that I was using the US driver which.
After few minutes of refection, I realized that the 3880 driver that I installed on my MacBook pro was the only piece that was present when my prints failed and absent when my prints succeeded. So I though it had found out the cause of my problems until I tried with the french driver (epson379436eu.dmg)...
In the meantime Adobe has release of new version of lightroom so let me recap my new configuration:
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2010)
OS X Yosemite Version 10.10.3
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC 2015.0.1 [ 1018573 ] (info available in Help menu > System info > Lightroom version)
EPSON Stylus Pro 3880
Epson driver v9.33 epson379436eu.dmg
... and the result of my test is ... nothing at all! Lightroom sends the the print job to the printer but nothing comes out of it.
However, when I printed to a file from lightroom and then tried to print this file with OS X Preview on the Epson 3880, it worked perfectly.
It also worked when I printed from Photoshop CC (2014.2.2).
It also worked when I printed from Lightroom but with a different printed and driver (Canon MF8580Cdw).
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Check out this similar post, it may be of some help. http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1270214
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Hello,
When I export my pics from lightroom 5 to import to iphoto,
I loose the GPS data after the import into iphoto.
I like Iphoto because of the icloud, so I don't want to move everything
to LR5.
Is there anyway to save the GPS data or am I doing something wrong?
I am using the latest version of Iphoto.
Thanks!Not really sure? I exported the pics after editing, but did not mess with the meta data or anything.
Am I suppossed to do something to export the data, and then import into Iphoto?
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In Lightroom cc 2015 for Mac, import won't automatically start even though that box is checked in Preferences and when I manually start import the thumbnails are poor quality and when I check on one instead of getting larger it gets very small.
1. At what point does the import fail? When you click to go into the import dialog? At some point while viewing the import dialog? Or after you click the Import button in the import dialog?
My scenario: If the SD card contains mixed media (i.e. photos (jpg or raw) + MOV), when I click on File > Import Photos and Video, the thumbnail previews start to load and about 10 seconds later LR becomes unresponsive... this goes on for several minutes (I assume this is based on the amount of media on the card) after which time I get an error message from LR saying there were problems with the following files: (and it goes on to list only the MOV files). After I get this message, I am able to successfully import the photos only.
2. Can you import a single photo from a location on your local hard drive? (this helps eliminate whether the problem is with a specific card, card reader, or mixed media situation).
I have tried with multiple SD cards from 2 different cameras (Canon and Olympus) with the same EXACT behavior.
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See #1 above.
Hope this helps.
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I use Mac mini (late 2012) + Yosemite 10.10.3
Juhana IkonenHi Juhana,
If you are having problems running lightroom CC 2015 after installation, please see this link:
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Jan Steketee.Hartelijk dank voor uw hulp, na het insturen van mijn probleem ben ik zelf ook nog verder aan het zoeken geweest en vond de oplossing bij Adobe.
Ik moest mij eerst afmelden bij CC en daarna opnieuw inloggen met mijn Adobe id. en wachtwoord. Na het opnieuw inloggen werden mijn CC programma's opnieuw geladen en startte Lightroom CC direct op.
nogmaals hartelijk dank voor uw aangeboden hulp.
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Gibson,
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OK. More details...I`ll show You step by step whats going on.:)
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By simply using the ftp client in a way that all large raw files get downloaded first followed by the xmp files, we achieved that all "last changed dates" of the xmp files are NEWER than the related raw files. (at least not older)
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// Open Map from GPS Location.jsx
// Version 1.0
// Shaun Ivory ([email protected])
// Feel free to modify this script. If you do anything interesting with it,
// please let me know.
// JJMack I just used my sledge hammer on Shaun's Photoshop script
// I sucked in his include file and removed his include statement
// then I commented out his dialog and just Goolge Map the GPS location
<javascriptresource>
<about>$$$/JavaScripts/GoogleMapGPS/About=JJMack's Google Map GPS.^r^rCopyright 2014 Mouseprints.^r^rScript utility for action.^rNOTE:Modified Shaun's Ivory just Google Map GPS location</about>
<category>JJMack's Action Utility</category>
</javascriptresource>
// Constants which identify the different mapping sites
c_MapWebsites =
"google",
"mappoint",
"virtualearth"
var c_nDefaultMapWebsiteIndex = 2;
var c_strTemporaryUrlFile = "~/TemporaryPhotoshopMapUrl.url";
var c_strPhotoCaption = "Photo%20Location";
// EXIF constants
c_ExifGpsLatitudeRef = "GPS Latitude Ref"
c_ExifGpsLatitude = "GPS Latitude"
c_ExifGpsLongitudeRef = "GPS Longitude Ref"
c_ExifGpsLongitude = "GPS Longitude"
c_ExifGpsAltitudeRef = "GPS Altitude Ref"
c_ExifGpsAltitude = "GPS Altitude"
c_ExifGpsTimeStamp = "GPS Time Stamp"
c_ExifMake = "Make"
c_ExifModel = "Model"
c_ExifExposureTime = "Exposure Time"
c_ExifAperture = "F-Stop"
c_ExifExposureProgram = "Exposure Program"
c_ExifIsoSpeedRating = "ISO Speed Ratings"
c_ExifDateTimeOriginal = "Date Time Original"
c_ExifMaxApertureValue = "Max Aperture Value"
c_ExifMeteringMode = "Metering Mode"
c_ExifLightSource = "Light Source"
c_ExifFlash = "Flash"
c_ExifFocalLength = "Focal Length"
c_ExifColorSpace = "Color Space"
c_ExifWidth = "Pixel X Dimension"
c_ExifHeight = "Pixel Y Dimension"
function GetRawExifValueIfPresent(strExifValueName)
// Empty string means it wasn't found
var strResult = new String("");
// Make sure there is a current document
if (app.documents.length)
// Loop through each element in the EXIF properties array
for (nCurrentElement = 0, nCount = 0; nCurrentElement < activeDocument.info.exif.length; ++nCurrentElement)
// Get the current element as a string
var strCurrentRecord = new String(activeDocument.info.exif[nCurrentElement]);
// Find the first comma
var nComma = strCurrentRecord.indexOf(",");
if (nComma >= 0)
// Everything before the comma is the field name
var strCurrentExifName = strCurrentRecord.substr(0, nComma);
// Is it a valid string?
if (strCurrentExifName.length)
// Is this our element?
if (strCurrentExifName == strExifValueName)
// Everything after the comma is the value, so
// save it and exit the loop
strResult = strCurrentRecord.substr(nComma + 1);
break;
return strResult;
// Convert a Photoshop latitude or longitude, formatted like
// this:
// Example: 47.00 38.00' 33.60"
// to the decimal form:
// Example: 47.642667
// It returns an empty string if the string is in an unexpected
// form.
function ConvertLatitudeOrLongitudeToDecimal(strLatLong)
var nResult = 0.0;
// Copy the input string
var strSource = new String(strLatLong);
// Find the first space
nIndex = strSource.indexOf(" ");
if (nIndex >= 0)
// Copy up to the first space
strDegrees = strSource.substr(0, nIndex);
// Skip this part, plus the space
strSource = strSource.substr(nIndex + 1);
// Find the tick mark
nIndex = strSource.indexOf("'");
if (nIndex >= 0)
// Copy up to the tick mark
strMinutes = strSource.substr(0, nIndex);
// Skip this chunk, plus the tick and space
strSource = strSource.substr(nIndex + 2);
// Find the seconds mark: "
nIndex = strSource.indexOf("\"");
if (nIndex >= 0)
// Copy up to the seconds
strSeconds = strSource.substr(0, nIndex);
// Convert to numbers
var nDegrees = parseFloat(strDegrees);
var nMinutes = parseFloat(strMinutes);
var nSeconds = parseFloat(strSeconds);
// Use the correct symbols
nResult = nDegrees + (nMinutes / 60.0) + (nSeconds / 3600.0);
return nResult;
function GetDecimalLatitudeOrLongitude(strExifLatOrLong, strExifLatOrLongRef, strResult)
var strResult = "";
// Get the exif values
strLatOrLong = GetRawExifValueIfPresent(strExifLatOrLong);
strLatOrLongRef = GetRawExifValueIfPresent(strExifLatOrLongRef);
// If we were able to read them
if (strLatOrLong.length && strLatOrLongRef.length)
// Parse and convert to a decimal
var nResult = ConvertLatitudeOrLongitudeToDecimal(strLatOrLong);
// If we are in the southern or western hemisphere, negate the result
if (strLatOrLongRef[0] == 'S' || strLatOrLongRef[0] == 'W')
nResult *= -1;
strResult = nResult.toString();
return strResult;
function CreateGoogleMapsUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude)
return "http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=" + strLatitude + "," + strLongitude + "&spn=0.01,0.01";
function CreateMappointUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude)
return "http://mappoint.msn.com/map.aspx?L=USA&C=" + strLatitude + "%2c" + strLongitude + "&A=50&P=|" + strLatitude + "%2c" + strLongitude + "|39|" + c_strPhotoCaption +"|L1|"
function CreateVirtualEarthUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude)
return "http://virtualearth.msn.com/default.aspx?v=2&style=h&lvl=17&cp=" + strLatitude + "~" + strLongitude + "&sp=an." + strLatitude + "_" + strLongitude + "_" + c_strPhotoCaption + "_";
function CMapSiteSelection()
// Initialize default map provider
this.Site = c_MapWebsites[c_nDefaultMapWebsiteIndex];
return this;
function ShowMyDialog(strLatitude, strLongitude)
// Use the default website
var strCurrentSite = c_MapWebsites[c_nDefaultMapWebsiteIndex];
dlgMain = new Window("dialog", "Choose a Map Website");
// Add the top group
dlgMain.TopGroup = dlgMain.add("group");
dlgMain.TopGroup.orientation = "row";
dlgMain.TopGroup.alignChildren = "top";
dlgMain.TopGroup.alignment = "fill";
// Add the left group
dlgMain.TopGroup.LeftGroup = dlgMain.TopGroup.add("group");
dlgMain.TopGroup.LeftGroup.orientation = "column";
dlgMain.TopGroup.LeftGroup.alignChildren = "left";
dlgMain.TopGroup.LeftGroup.alignment = "fill";
dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup = dlgMain.TopGroup.LeftGroup.add("panel", undefined, "Map Website");
dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.alignment = "fill";
dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.orientation = "column";
dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.alignChildren = "left";
// Add radio buttons
dlgMain.virtualEarth = dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.add("radiobutton", undefined, "Windows Live Local (aka Virtual Earth)");
dlgMain.virtualEarth.onClick = function virtualEarthOnClick()
strCurrentSite = "virtualearth";
dlgMain.mappoint = dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.add("radiobutton", undefined, "MSN Maps && Directions (aka MapPoint)");
dlgMain.mappoint.onClick = function mappointOnClick()
strCurrentSite = "mappoint";
dlgMain.google = dlgMain.AspectRatioGroup.add("radiobutton", undefined, "Google Local (aka Google Maps)");
dlgMain.google.onClick = function googleOnClick()
strCurrentSite = "google";
// Set the checked radio button
if (strCurrentSite == "google")
dlgMain.google.value = true;
else if (strCurrentSite == "mappoint")
dlgMain.mappoint.value = true;
else
dlgMain.virtualEarth.value = true;
// Add the button group
dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup = dlgMain.TopGroup.add("group");
dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup.orientation = "column";
dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup.alignChildren = "left";
dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup.alignment = "fill";
// Add the buttons
dlgMain.btnOpenSite = dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup.add("button", undefined, "Open");
dlgMain.btnClose = dlgMain.TopGroup.RightGroup.add("button", undefined, "Exit");
dlgMain.btnClose.onClick = function()
dlgMain.close(true);
dlgMain.btnOpenSite.onClick = function()
// Which website?
var strUrl = "";
switch (strCurrentSite)
case "mappoint":
strUrl = CreateMappointUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude);
break;
case "google":
strUrl = CreateGoogleMapsUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude);
break;
case "virtualearth":
default:
strUrl = CreateVirtualEarthUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude);
break;
// Create the URL file and launch it
var fileUrlShortcut = new File(c_strTemporaryUrlFile);
fileUrlShortcut.open('w');
fileUrlShortcut.writeln("[InternetShortcut]")
fileUrlShortcut.writeln("URL=" + strUrl);
fileUrlShortcut.execute();
// Set the button characteristics
dlgMain.cancelElement = dlgMain.btnClose;
dlgMain.defaultElement = dlgMain.btnOpenSite;
dlgMain.center();
return dlgMain.show();
function GoogleMap(strLatitude, strLongitude)
strUrl = CreateGoogleMapsUrl(strLatitude, strLongitude)
try{
var URL = new File(Folder.temp + "/GoogleMapIt.html");
URL.open("w");
URL.writeln('<html><HEAD><meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; ' + strUrl + ' "></HEAD></HTML>');
URL.close();
URL.execute(); // The temp file is created but this fails to open the users default browser using Photoshop CC prior Photoshop versions work
}catch(e){
alert("Error, Can Not Open.");
function OpenMapUrl()
// Get the latitude
var strDecimalLatitude = GetDecimalLatitudeOrLongitude(c_ExifGpsLatitude, c_ExifGpsLatitudeRef);
if (strDecimalLatitude.length)
// Get the longitude
var strDecimalLongitude = GetDecimalLatitudeOrLongitude(c_ExifGpsLongitude, c_ExifGpsLongitudeRef);
if (strDecimalLongitude.length)
//ShowMyDialog(strDecimalLatitude, strDecimalLongitude);
GoogleMap(strDecimalLatitude, strDecimalLongitude);
function Main()
if (app.documents.length > 0)
OpenMapUrl();
else
alert("You don't have an image opened. Please open an image before running this script.");
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Any solution? Imported to the HD both from inside LR and the import feature of OS X Mountain Lion.
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