Exif GPS was a photography app developed by Malva. It was removed from Google Play Oct 25, 2023 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Exif GPS had been downloaded 7.5 thousand times before it became unavailable.
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The app had no ratings.
App Information
Exif GPS was free to download. The APK download size was 965.43 kB. The last available version was 1.0. The last update was on October 20, 2014.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play October 2014.
Description
Exif GPS is the right app for photographers that want to know where their photo were shot.
Integrated GPS modules for cameras are available only on high-end expensive products or mobile phones. If you have a camera that does not have an integrated GPS module, you can use Exif GPS on your Android phone to keep track of all your shoot position.
*Please, read all the description carefully!* *If you have trouble with this app, before low rating, email me.*
It's very easy to use: simply activate GPS for precise localization and insert the photo number you are about to shoot. When you hit the save button, the current position and the photo name is saved on your SD card. You can change the file format in the menu.
You're set! You can integrate later the info on the text file with the exif data. You can do this manually, with any program of your choice, or follow the procedure below that shows how works my program for this purpose (Windows only).
1) Go to my website (http://goo.gl/cyffNI) and download "Exif GPS desktop". Please, note that instructions are on this page as well. 2) Go to http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ and download the "exiftool" from the official site. 3) Unzip "exiftool" in a directory of your choice and *RENAME* it from "exiftool(-k).exe" to "exiftool.exe". 4) Plug the telephone on the PC and access the SD card. 5) Copy the file "ExifGPS.txt" located in the root of your SD card *in the SAME folder* that contains the photos you want to geotag. 6) Open "Exif GPS desktop" (you'll need the last update of Java) 7) Select the folder you used to save "exiftool" as in 3) 8) Select the folder you used to save photos to be geotagged and "ExifGPS.txt" 9) Hit the "Geotag!" button. 10) Done!
Hope you will enjoy. Rate & comment and before any low rating please check this procedure carefully here and on my website. If you have any trouble or suggestion, feel free to email me or reddit (http://goo.gl/gfO29X)!
Recent changes: +V 5.0 Bugfix
+V 1.0 launch on Play Store! Customizable file name GPS Desktop Version
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