Photography Asked by Stumped on April 19, 2021
I am looking for an easy way to add locate and add GPS data to JPG files on a Mac running OS Catalina.
I would like the photo data to be able to be recognized in iPhone picture maps and location search.
I do not use Photos or aperture app.
Suggestions?
You can use geotag software. This is java software and should run on your Mac machine.
Answered by Romeo Ninov on April 19, 2021
In the Photos app which comes with all Macs, you can select the photo and click the info icon (circle with an i in it or else type CMD-i) and then edit the meta data including adding location data. In fact, you can select multiple photos and edit the location for the group. I haven't tested it, but I'm assuming you can then export the pictures as JPEG and the location info will remain.
Answered by Eric S on April 19, 2021
I figured out how to do it in adobe Lightroom. I add my photos to my LR catalogue by importing them to the catalogue. Go to the map portion of the program - the photos will stay displayed in the filmstrip on the bottom of the screen. In the map search bar at top, type in where the photo was taken then the map comes up in the window. I select the photos I want to mark then drag and drop them where I want them on the map. That populates the gps field with coordinates. I them save the metadata to the files, command S I believe on Mac, and that's it. tks all!
Answered by Stumped on April 19, 2021
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