Excellent update! One question about photos

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I think the latest Locus update is brilliant. I love the way you can slide the vertical line on the altitude graph and have the marker move on the map to see spot heights etc. The new graphs are excellent and much clearer than the old. And the way you can just show all the photos you took in a hike automatically without any special fiddling around is great!

Just one question about the photos though. Can you see on the map the point where a specific photo was taken? It would be good if this were possible but I can't find how to do it. Thanks and keep up the brilliant work. Adam.

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Michal Stupka ●

Hi Adam,

for this, please turn on the "geotagged media" in the map content panel. More info: https://docs.locusmap.app/doku.php/manual:user_guide:mainscr_lpanel#geotagged_media

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Adam Dawson ●

Thanks Michal

The problem with the "Geotagged media" option is that it shows all the geotagged photos you've ever taken on your map and it soon gets completely clogged up. So I turned it off. What I was hoping for was that it would be possible to see the exact spots where the thumbnail photos attached to a track were taken (IE the ones which just appeared in the latest update) (see screenshot). But it's not important - it's very useful to see the photos you took along the walk, even if you can't tell exactly where they were taken. Perhaps that function could be added later. But overall I think it's a great update. I really like it.

Adam

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Graf Geo ●

You can filter geotagged photos. Choose folders. And/or filter by day, month, custom (from - to) etc. - so you don't see ALL photos on the map.

But I’d also prefer it if the photos from the track gallery were displayed directly on the map, sorted by timestamp (which is often more accurate than geotagging). That way, you could also see photos without geotags on the map.

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