I myself use an i-blue 747 pro S with a MTK II chipset (more or less identical to the Qstarz bt-Q1000). Adobe (and others) just don't think it's a good idea. Quote from: fike on June 22, 2012, 03:01:58 pm -Are you sure about this? I didn't think that was possible given the proprietary nature of raw formats. I could be missing something, but it appears that it changes the raw files directly. I import these raw files into Lightroom and the gps data is there. Then the desktop app processes all of the raw files.
The mobile app creates a QR code that you photograph with your camera. The software has two components, a mobile app and a desktop app. I was under the impression that all metadata that was part of an adobe product (LR, Bridge, etc.) (aside from shot data recorded by the camera) was in either the LR catalog or in XMP sidecar files.
JPG, on the other hand, has a standards-based metadata field that can be written by any app. Cleaner than having a bunch of sidecar files for this.Īre you sure about this? I didn't think that was possible given the proprietary nature of raw formats. Quote from: johnha on June 22, 2012, 02:37:30 pm -I haven't tried importing a gpx file directly into Lightroom, but the gps4cam solution embeds the gps data into the raw files directly, which I like. Raw & Post Processing, Printing > Adobe Lightroom Q&A Stand alone GPS tracker/tagger for photos
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