Geotagging and the Mac (4) – HoudahGeo » HoudahGeo Step 2 – Reverse Geocoding

After adding EXIF geodata, HoudahGeo can populate the IPTC location fields via the reverse geocoding button. Google Maps and GeoNames can alternatively be used as sources. Additionally, altitude values can be retrieved.

After adding EXIF geodata, HoudahGeo can populate the IPTC location fields via the reverse geocoding button. Google Maps and GeoNames can alternatively be used as sources. Additionally, altitude values can be retrieved.

On import, HoudahGeo asks what time zone the camera was set to and whether there was any additional deviation in minutes.
Comparing the images' metadata before and after they were processed in HoudahGeo reveals the non-destructive character of its geotagging algorithm.

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