October 02, 2006

Geocoding photos

Procrastination has posted a great review of photo geocoding solutions. Zack, the site's owner, compared  RoboGeo, TopoFusion and WWMX Location Stamper combined with GPS Visulaizer.

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Oct 2, 2006 5:41:00 AM | Software

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