At a time when the center of photographic gravity is drifting form arts & archives to selfies & social, Flickr remains both retro and contemporary in the best possible ways: a museum-grade treasure it would hurt terribly to lose.Īlas, it is owned by Yahoo, which is, despite Marissa Mayer’s best efforts, circling the drain.įlickr was created and lovingly nurtured by Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake, from its creation in 2004 through its acquisition by Yahoo in 2005 and until their departure in 2008. it might be collateral damage if Yahoo dies or fails to sell the service to a worthy buyer.įlickr is far from perfect, but it is also by far the best online service for serious photographers. This works for sure on windows, i think it should work also for mac and linux.This photo of the San Juan River in Utah is among dozens of thousands I’ve put on Flickr. and there you will find your flickr photos geotagged as you did in Flickr using flickr map. JPG for each of your photos and rename the originals to myphoto01.jpg_original.jpgĨ.

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I got a solution that works for what I was looking, here it is:ģ. or Australia (Lat: -22.431, Long: 133.564) where Latitude will be negative.Ĭan anyone tell me how to fix this issue?īulkr, exif, flickr, gps, negativelatitude, negativeLongitude The same problem happens with photos taken in, for example, Brazil (Lat: -18.312, Long:-49.072), where both values of GPS will be negative. If I enter the values per Hand on the photo of Mexico (25.656, -100.287), Geotag will then show it correctly. GPSLatitude: 25.656, GPSLongitude: -100.287, one positive and one negative values) Geotagger will NOT detect where the photo was taken and will NOT place it on the map, EVEN THOUGH Geotagger can read the location of the photo (see attach photo). Until here no problem.īUT, when I download a photo taken in, for example, Mexico (e.g. GPSLatitude: 49.724, GPSLongitude: 11.061, both positive values) Geotagger will automatically detect where the photo was taken and place it on the map. When I download a photo taken in, for example, Germany (e.g. I´m trying to make a backup of all my flickr photos including the manually inserted geotag.įirst I downloaded the original photos using Bulkr and checking the 'Embed to photo EXIF' option (that means that my tags and geotags are included in the JPG files). 0000910: Photos with negative GPSLongitude in EXIF not mapped in Geosetter

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