EXAMPLE:
1. You need a photo which contains GPS EXIF tags. Currently, the GPS tags are not common enough to be seen in every photo. If you have a GPS device, you can add the GPS tags in the photo using some third party applications, such as Photo Studio , ExifTool . That will be cool, if a camera has a built-in GPS. Just imagine, everytime you take a shot, the built-in GPS finds out the Latitude and Longitude right away, and adds them into the EXIF header. When you get back home, you can view all your photos on the map. So sweet :)
In my hand, there is a photo of the CN Tower which I took in Toronto. There is no GPS tags, so I have to add them manually. Here, I used the ExifTool to add the GPSLatitudeRef, GPSLatitude, GPSLongitudeRef, GPSLongitude into the EXIF header. View the EXIF information below.
Upload this photo on a web server, and get the URL. http://sunnyspeed.com/gps/cn.jpg
2. Put this URL into the blank on the top of this page.
3. If everything is going all right, my little junk code will put this photo on the google map. See the screenshot below.
What do you think?
2007-01-09,10 midnight..