linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos

A GPS device that can save/copy a tracklog. I encourage you to experiment and decide what works best for you. The following applications, hardware and methodology I’ll discuss here are the ones that work best for me.

I routinely search for new (better) ways and techniques to improve the process, whether it’s changing to another application or different hardware. I’ve been geocoding my photos a few years now and it’s a reasonably automated process. In order to reduce the number of screenshots to upload, in some cases several screenshots have been combined into single images – recommend you view the photos full size in order to see the best detail. Therefore, I’ve included lots of screenshots to make the entire process easier to follow. Geosetter does not come with a User’s Manual/Guide, so when people first use Geosetter it can be confusing. In this Instructable I show how to use Geosetter (freeware) to accomplish the geotagging. Many of my friends were impressed with the method I use and encouraged me to post this Instructable.

With the cost of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom anywhere from $170 to $300, Lightroom may be too expensive for the average photographer wanting to geotag their photos. I've searched for other Instructables about geotagging and all of the ones I found used Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to do the geotagging.

Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos