GeoTag

GeoTag is a free OS X application that allows you to update image metadata with geolocation tags by panning and zooming in a map window and then clicking on the location where a photo was taken. It is a good way to add location information to photos or fine tune existing location information.

New Features:

• Folders can now be dragged and dropped into the table. All non-duplicate files in the folder (and sub folders) will be added to the table for geolocation editing.
• Folders can also now be selected in the File -> Open dialog.
• Add ⌘K as a shortcut for the Clear image list menu option. The command is ignored if any of the items in the list have been edited and not saved.
• Added a GeoTag preference to select a folder where original files will be saved in addition to the Trash. Files in the optional save folder with the same name as an image to be saved will NOT be overwritten.
• GeoTag can assign locations to images by interpolating between two points. See the operating instructions for more info.

Bug fixes:

• Window size and split pane locations are now saved. Restarting GeoTag should use the same layout as the previous invocation.
• When using drag-and-drop GeoTag enabled the drop only when the cursor was beyond the end of the table. It will now allow a drop anywhere in the table. The added images will still be appended to the end of the table, not placed at the cursor location.
• Fixed crash that would occur when dragging movie files into GeoTag
• Fix handling of file systems that do not support the trash. When the original version of an edited file can not be moved to the trash GeoTag will now display a warning and leave the original file in its original folder with ‘_original’ appended to its name. The warning will only be displayed once per GeoTag execution.