Geocoding a digital picture using command line tools?
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I have a bunch of pictures. I would like to have some command line utility to add Latitude/Longitude information to the EXIF information in the JPEG file. I want something like this c:\> MYGEOCODE c:\chicago\*.jpg 47.89 -87.63 Where MYGEOCODE is the utility I am looking for and the numbers at the end (47.89 and -87.63) are the latitude and longitude of Chicago. So, all the JPEG images will now have this information included. Thanks.
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Answer:
Here's a program that will do what you're talking about: http://www.sharewareconnection.com/abander-photoscontrol.htm It says that it's freeware. I couldn't find a stand-alone command-line utility that does what you need and don't have the time today to code one myself. Sorry.
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