Fonction type "Go To" from any point of the map. Photo with azimut.

Gérard OLIVIER shared this idea 10 years ago
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The fonction Locus Pro type "Go To" is very useful. For example, I use it to find azimut and angle to a new destination. It seems to me that it's possible to do that only from the GPS position. I think it would be quite useful to do that from any point of the map, when GPS is inactive. I'm a hiking animator. For example, when I'm in rando, I take geolocalized pictures, and I note azimut. With this extension, I could make a link on the map, to perform my knowledge of cartography.


Furthermore, I think I't would be interesting, when we take a picture from Locus, to note automatically the azimut in the frame. Smart tools does that with the application "boussole". Best regards.

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Hi Gerard,

i know your post is an idea, but i want to answer whats possible for now ;-)

> It seems to me that it's possible to do that only from the GPS

position. I think it would be quite useful to do that from any point of

the map, when GPS is inactive.<

it´s possible if you disable GPS, mapcenter is used and if you move the map you will see that guiding line and displayed values change.

>take a picture from Locus, to note automatically the azimut in the frame<

inside locus i didn´t find a solution for that yet.


I take geocoded image(koords and azimuth) with app "Open Camera"

copy them to PC and use "Geosetter", add text if needed and built a .kmz69e3b90520e53c544ad28adf09595225

this kmz i import to locus to data/Points

Wolfgang


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Thanks for your informations. I think it would be better if Locus could add the possibility to have "Go To" from any point. It's seems to me that's not too much difficult. I installed Open Camera. OK for my need. Furthermore, with it, you can directly parameter to see informations in the picture. See the picture. I installed Geosetter on my PC. It's OK. I've just completed some files with the azimut (angle). For information, I use Peakfinder. On my PC (free), It allows me to have a good idea of the panorama before hiking. During hiking, it's OK to recognise peaks.

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