Lightroom MAP - OSM

How to work with Offline Maps like OSM instead of Googe Maps? Data security in Google Maps?!?

Apparent Solution Found: Apparently the Beta release of the Mac OS update is fixing this. Review the recent posts at this link. Lightroom: Issue with Map module in OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)

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How can I export the very cool Lightroom Map and link to the photos which show on the map?

How can I export the very cool Lightroom Map and link to the photos which show on the map?
I love the way Lightroom imported my .gpx files, automatically geocoded the photos, and show where I took them on the map.
Would love to export this lovely map and the photos which have been geocoded to the map.
Anyone know how to export this as an HTML file I can import into my web site.
I'm a Realtor in Berkeley, and integration of the elegant map and the photos. It would be perfect way to show my clients where the homes are, and what they look like.
Ira

You probably didn't get an answer because none exists within Lightroom.
You can perform a screen caputre of the Lightroom map, and use the resulting JPG/GIF of your screen, however there is no way to hyperlink the point on the map to your photos.
You might want to consider a non-Lightroom solution, such as uploading the photos to an Album on Flickr (or one of many other photo sharing web sites) and using the mapping capabilites there, which would be hyperlinked to your photos, see example below. You can use Lightroom to geotag the photos and then use Lightroom to upload to Flickr (or other web site) and then use the web site to create and display the map

Lightroom Map - Changing Coordinate Formats

When adding GPS coordinates within the Map module the resultant coordinates are given in the format xx°xx'xx", x°xx'xx". When Alt-clicking on the arrow Google Map opens and there the coordinates are shown in the decimal format xx.xxxxxxxx, x.xxxxxxxx
In fact, this latter format is the one that I prefer and also have it set in both my Garmin GPS units. Most hotel information and other sources that I locate also give their location in this decimal format which appears to be the most popular (along with UTM) here in Europe.
Is there a way of changing the format used/displayed in Lightroom 4 (must admit that I can't see anything in Preferences) and if the answer is no, would Garmin consider adding a menu allowing users to choose coordinate formats appropriate for their own use?

Please see these related posts and add your opinion and vote:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/gps_coordinates_cannot_be_entered
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/lightroom_please_display_precise_gps _coordinates
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/is_there_a_way_to_display_utm_coordi nates_in_the_lr4_map_module

Lightroom Map Module

I opened the Map Module in LR 5.3 and LR stopped working. I have tried shutting the program down and restarting and also completely shutting the PC down and restarting and nothing will work. LR starts and I can not close the module before the same notification comes up telling me that LR has stopped working. I need help

Apparent Solution Found: Apparently the Beta release of the Mac OS update is fixing this. Review the recent posts at this link. Lightroom: Issue with Map module in OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)

Lightroom 5 and Google Earth-Pro? How to make them work together in Lightroom???

Please help me: I have a Mac, Lightroom 5 and Google Earth-Pro. Is there any possibility to change the ****** Lightroom-Maps to Google Pro Maps???? Would be great. Thanks for answering in advance!

Thank you anyway!!
Let's wait for a cooperation of both of them!...... or at least for a little improvement of the Lightroom-Map

Lightroom CC: In the Map module, why is the Map Tracklog"Auto-Tag Photos" choice inactive?

In the Lightroom CC Map module, the "Auto-Tag Photos" choice in the Main Menu > Map > Tracklog submenu is inactive (grayed out) when I try to tag GPS metadata from a tracklog to a selected photo. However, for the same tracklog and selected photo, the Auto-Tag 1 Selected Photo choice in the tracklog menu in the Toolbar is active and I can successfully tag the photo with GPS metadata from the tracklog using it. (Lightroom CC (2015) running on Mac OS X, Ver. 10.10.3). Can someone tell me why this might be?

Auto-tag greyed out - solution
1. Click on Start(Windows)+R in your Windows 8computer to open the Run Dialog box.
2. Type %appdata% in the Run Dialog box and hit enter.
3. Open the Adobe folder.
4. Open the Lightroom folder.
5. Open the Preferences folder.
6. And rename the file Lightroom 5 preferences.agprefs to Lightroom 5 preferences.agprefs.old
7. reopen the Lightroom and check if your issue has resolved.

Maps in Lightroom 4

I am having a problem to get maps with my photos taken with GPS.
I am on the internet and can get google maps when I log into Google.
But when I am in Lightroom and try to look at photos with GPS taken, I will get only a black screen in maps and no maps.
Till about 3 weeks ago it worked fine - not anymore. Not sure if it has something to do with an update or a setting in lightroom.
Please help.
Rod Merry

If you're on Mac OS, check out this support article:
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/map-module-white-lightroom-4.html

Lightroom 5.2 map module not displaying maps

I am having all sorts of problems with Lightroom 5.2 and wish I'd just stayed with Lightroom 4. I've already posted about not being able to import directly from an SD card in my laptops reader, and have at least found a work around to that (copy files to hard drive them import - I see others have found the same thing and it works just fine).
Now I have realised that the map screen in the map module is blank. I had this problem initially with Lightroom 5, and then it seemed to resolve itself. It is refusing to resolve itself in Lightroom 5.2 however. I've searched on the web for similar problems, and have found some responses to blank map screens in Lightroom 4, but they are so technical I haven't got a clue where to start trying to follow them.
So, I am a simple soul who needs a simple answer. I am using LR 5.2 on an HP laptop running Windows 7. In the map module, where I already have GPS data (from a Canon EOS 6D) it is displayed in the metadata, and the little pop up box shows the number of photos at selected locations etc. But the central map screen is black. If I search, the screen stays black although it appears as though it has gone to the location. The Navigator screen is blank too. And yes, I am connected to the internet and LR5.2 seems to be able to find the internet (I checked by going into the web module).
Can anyone help me please. I like to put GPS locations on my photos prior to upload to Flickr, and whereas they are there from photos from my 6D, they don't exist for photos taken on my Canon Powershot.

A work-around that I am using is to run Lightroom as an administrator on my Windows 7 system (right-click on the icon and choose run as administrator). Everything then works ok. I also needed to run as an administrator to be able to update some plug-ins I was using. I fixed the plug-in update issues by changing the permissions on plug-ins folder. I suspect that it is a similar issue with the maps.
I have not figured out what folder or files need to have the permissions altered to stop Lightroom from working in the unelevated state but if someone reading this knows please share. I saw some posts related to the same issue but on Macs but the Windows configuration is different.
Dan

Lightroom 4.2: Wrong time in map module

In Lightroom 4.2 I use the map module in the following way:
1. Load a gpx-Track
2. Select one or all tracks
3. Select the photos to be tagged
4. Select the correct time zone shift (normally the time interval of the track contains the time interval of the photos)
5. Tag the selected photos
Now all photos are tagged correctly. But there is one small bug:
moving the mouse along the track displayed in the map does not show the local time including the time zone shift but the UTC without time shift. This is somewhat confusing. I think this bug should be removable easyly.
Best regards

Same issue
Win8 x64, quad amd, hd5850, 2x 1T hdds + 60gig scratch + 160gig os,

Want to remove pics from iBook and move to external HD, and have Lightroom 1.2 map to the external h

In an effort to keep my hard drive on my iBook G4 from filling up I plan to use the external hard dive for my pictures, and store them all on the external hard drive right from step 1 (upload from camera) to final version. The issue right now is that i have about 9k pics on my hard drive that I need to move over and have Light room map to the new location. I am also contemplating changing them all to DNG.
regards
AN

Just a word of caution when moving your image files from your iBook to your external drive. I have experienced database corruption when doing this at the folder level. I have a bug filed with Adobe regarding the problem. When it occurs it is pretty dire if you don't have a current backup of your database (i.e. Catalog) file. In my experience, the corruption can not be fixed by any method other than moving the image files back to their original location and replacing the database file from a backup.
The work around that I found worked fine was to manually create the folders on the new drive (from within Lightroom) to match the hierarchy (or a new hierarchy if you so desire) on the internal drive. Then for each folder on the internal drive select all the images and drag them to the new location. This is more time consuming but better than recovering from a backup.
Regardless of how you do it I would strongly recommend making a backup of your database file before you move the image files. Once you are done (if you do the move at the folder level) go into one of the folders at the new location and let the images render (either thumbnails or using loop mode). The corruption does not show up until the previews re-render. If there is a problem you'll see garish colors that you can't fix in the Develop Module. Note this bug only shows up when you are move images between volumes (different disks). If you move within the same volume it seems to work fine.
Hope that saves you some grief.
Greg

Google Maps in Lightroom too slow

Hello,
I have the problem that the display velocity of the maps in Lightroom is very slow. When i am downloading the same map with a browser it is fast, so it couldn't be a question of the dan width of my internet provider.
Has anyone the same problems?
I am using Mac OS 10.9 and LR 5.7
Hagen

Sorry, yes i Have Yosemite
Hagen
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 01.12.2014 um 20:32 schrieb John R. Ellis <[email protected]>:
Google Maps in Lightroom too slow
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Are you sure you have OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) and not 10.10 (Yosemite)? There is a widespread problem with LR Maps on OS X 10.10 (Yosemite):
Lightroom: Issue with Map module in OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)
Please repost in that thread, regardless of whether you have 10.9 or 10.10 (include your version of OS X, of course).
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Is there a Maps or GeoTagging module in CS6 like that of Lightroom 4

Is there a Maps or GeoTagging module in CS6 like that of Lightroom 4

No, sorry, there isn't a feature like that in Photoshop or Bridge CS6, you can manually add location data to the image metadata using File > File Info however.
That will at least give an image metadata others could see.
You might also have a look at this blog entry giving some ideas to allow this sort of feature:
http://blogs.adobe.com/cssdk/2010/05/geolocation_inside_the_creative_suite.html

Lightroom 4.4 .gpx files in Map Module

I have a Garmin Montana 600 GPS. When I attempt to import a .GPX tracklog from my GPS into the map module of Lightroom an error window pop's up on the screen and the file is not imported. Any suggestions?

Same issue
Win8 x64, quad amd, hd5850, 2x 1T hdds + 60gig scratch + 160gig os,

Why is the "Lightroom Help"(F1) and the "Map Module" Offline?

I ask because everything requiring Internet connection thru Lightroom appears fine, such as the Web Module! There is nothing wrong with my Home Network nor any usage of the Internet, except when it comes to the Map Module and contacting "Lightroom Help"(F1) from the HELP Menu within Lightroom! I have been using Lightroom for a couple of years without encountering this issue and am baffled as to how to address solving it. Any input would be appreciated!

This is a well-known issue with Lightroom. Lots of adjustment brush usage on a particular photo will cause high CPU usage.
If you need to do a lot of brushing, you may be better off doing these tasks in Photoshop.
By the way, I have no idea what SSBOD means, I have never seen that acronym before.

Lightroom 5.7 Map module so slow it is almost useless

I've used iPhoto and Aperture a lot but because Apple are withdrawing these programs soon apparently, I decided to upgrade to Lightroom. Everything else works fine, but the map section is just so slow. The map layers take far too long to download. My internet connection is 8 Mbit broadband. I'm upgrading to fibre optic later this week, so I'll see if that makes any difference - but I see no reason why it should.
OS X Yosemite 10.10.1
iMac 21.5 inch late 2012, 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB 1600 MHz DDR3, NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 512MB

you can´t change folders from inside the MAP module
Yeah, you can't change folders in a number of the modules. However, the Any Source plugin lets you do that.
GEOSETTER has many more features and is my preferred tool for tagging
Mine too.

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