In PICASA the image will now have coordinates (GPS Longitude and GPS Latitude) added to its Metadata Properties. Now use the Yellow Crosshairs to choose the location of the photo and using the PICASA popup window (bottom right) press Geotag (for each of the photos) and when finished press Done. In Google Earth search for and then zoom into the location where the photograph was taken. Note - Google Earth will need to already be open. Select the image (or multiple images) and then choose Tools > Geotag > Geotag with Google Earth. Open your image/photograph into the main canvas. Step 2: Use Picasa and Google Earth to geotag the image If not then you can import your photos into PICASA as this provides a geotagging tool for you. In this example we will take a photograph of the Cadline Head Office in Staines Upon Thames.ĭepending on the device being used, and the Location Settings on that device, your photograph may already be geotagged with metadata collected about the location the photo was captured from. These images could be from the same geographic location or from multiple locations. You can geotag one or multiple images in the same folder at the same time. Follow the steps below to create your own geotagged layers. Yes, there is a QGIS plugin called Import Photos which will automatically create a Points layer based on your geotagged photos. Is it possible to show geotagged photos within QGIS?
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