A major new feature has landed and albeit still experimental I'm quite excited myself about it: viewing geocoded photos.
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Version 0.8.0 digest:
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New feature:
Other:
- satellites in view are now shown
- bugfix for lock-up when no gpsd is running
Here is what it looks like and now that I have it I wonder how I have ever lived without it :-)
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1: (satellites in view)/(satellites used)/(HDOP): 1/0/0.0
2: clickable photo icon
3: geo photo
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Screenshot of the desktop/eeePC version:
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So how do you get your photos into it?
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Step 0:
install sqlite3 and jhead, download geotag2db.pl
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Step 1:
You need geotagged photos with GPS info in the EXIF data. See in the doc section for more info/howto. There is a new article about correlating photos and tracks.
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Step 2:
Run:
geotag2db.pl /directory/with/your/photo/direcories
This produces a /tmp/geophoto.db
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Step 3:
Load the photo info database

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Now click on any photo icon and select geo photo in the pop-up menu

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Et voila! A thumbnail of the photo is shown.
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Downloads
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tangogps_0.8.0_i386.deb . Debian, Ubuntu, eeePC
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tangogps-0.8.0-2.i386.rpm . SuSE, Fedora etc.
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tangogps_0.8.0-r1_armv4t.ipk . Openmoko Neo 1973 / Neo Freerunner
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tangogps-0.8.0.tar.gz . Source tarball
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geotag2db.pl . Script to extract EXIF GPS data into sqlite3 database
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You have no geotagged photos but want to see/test yourself? Here are some photos and a database:
geophoto.tgz - save it to your /tmp directory, then
cd /tmp && tar xfvz geophoto.tgz
That's it.
Comments as always welcome!
#1 - jluis 2008-04-16 18:07 - (Reply)
Great I'm just doing okpkg install http://www.tangogps.org/downloads/tangogps_0.8.0-r1_armv4t.ipk
#2 - Treviño SAYS:
2008-04-18 01:32 - (Reply)
Cool thing!!!
What about adding also the support for geotagging photos?
I mean, many tools (like digikam, but I know it isn't the only one) allow to set the photos geotag according to a gpx track recorded using a GPS device (comparing time/position).
What about adding this feature to tangoGPS?
Thanks!
#2.1 - marcus 2008-04-18 10:00 - (Reply)
You can use gpscorrelate-gui for that. Check out in the documentation section how to do this.
I'll see if I'll do in a future version a tighter integration with tangoGPS.