OK, I'm confused! This seems okay, but isn't there an easier way to do this? If I go to planner, click the icon for location to make sure I have the current location loaded, then click Save, I can create a new POI. Granted, I don't have an associated photo, but I've saved the location using about half the steps required, and I don't have to worry with permissions!
Hello Rafael, thank you for this video. Can you write here when there will be a desktop version of PhotoPills. That would improve accuracy significantly. I'm also waiting for the opportunity to check whether a subject is free in front of the horizon.
Thanks Rafael, another great tip! As well as saving the Plan, I sometimes save a screenshot of an AR view for reference, although this doesn't have GPS data (on my Android phone).
Any advice on the best tablet(s) to use with Photopills? In particular, I'm looking for the best, most complete scanners. Most don't have a gyroscope, etc.
huh i just tried this on my Pixel 6 Pro with a photo that I confirmed has gps data attached to it and Photopills says "GPS data not found" I'd love for this to work as I often will take a quick pic when driving past something interesting and always have GPS enabled. Is there a trick to getting it to work?
I am having the same issue with the iPhone 11pro. GPS is turned on but it gives a warning saying that GPS data not found - The image doesn't have GPS data or the camera used did not save the GPS coordinates when the picture was take. - But I went and doubled checked that GPS is indeed on for the photos. Is there something else that could be tried?
@@thomastuorto9929 i usually am driving passed and just notice an interesting area. currently i just take a pic and use google photos to show me each location. which is fine, but being able to easily import them into photopills would be a bonus.
This looked like a fabulous time saver. When i followed the video, Photopills came up with an error message "GPS Data not found". The photos in my iPhone all have GPS data which I can see in the metadata field when I import the photos into Lightroom so I don't understand why this is not working.
Hi. Probably because PhotoPills doesn't have access to your photos. Go to iOS Settings > PhotoPills > Photos and make sure PhotoPills has access to all your photos. If not, it cannot read the exif data.
I've tried this with my Android phone and PhotoPills says there aren't any coordinates. I downloaded an app "GPS Map Camera" that I checked and does log coordinates and I got the same result. Do they have to be in a specific format or ???
Hi! Make sure you have the last version of PhotoPills. We released an update yesterday to fix a problem with Android 13. Also make sure you camera app stores the coordinates. The Android photo gallery should show the coordinate for the photo when you check the photo info.
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Great tip! Thanks Rafael.
Thank you Martine!
Very helpful... Thank you👍
Thank you!
That’s brilliant. I had no idea this was possible. Photopills continues to surprise and amaze.
Yeah!
No way! Thought the photo was only for visual reference. This is so great!!
yeah!
OK, I'm confused! This seems okay, but isn't there an easier way to do this? If I go to planner, click the icon for location to make sure I have the current location loaded, then click Save, I can create a new POI. Granted, I don't have an associated photo, but I've saved the location using about half the steps required, and I don't have to worry with permissions!
Yep, that's another way to do it!
Hello Rafael, thank you for this video. Can you write here when there will be a desktop version of PhotoPills. That would improve accuracy significantly.
I'm also waiting for the opportunity to check whether a subject is free in front of the horizon.
Hey! I hope in 2024!
Thanks Rafael, another great tip! As well as saving the Plan, I sometimes save a screenshot of an AR view for reference, although this doesn't have GPS data (on my Android phone).
Thank you Michael! Yep, the Screenshot doesn't include the GPS data....
thanks!! ::))
Thank you fro watching Eric!
This video is really helpful, many thanks, Rafael
Thank you Stefan!
Awesome tip. Thanks.
Thank you!
Great tip. Thanks!
Thank you!
Would love if the app got location search option, so we could type in the location instead of having to scroll and swipe through the map.
It does in planner tap load, in the search box at the top you can enter a town name or you can enter Lat-Lon directly with that button.
Yep! Tap load (at the bottom) and you'll see the search bar :)
Thank you¡!
Thanks Jim!
Any advice on the best tablet(s) to use with Photopills? In particular, I'm looking for the best, most complete scanners. Most don't have a gyroscope, etc.
Our only request is a tablet that includes a compass sensor (for the AR). And the larger the screen the better of course!
Thank you!
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Once you have saved the point of interest, is there any way to see which photo(s) was/were linked with this point of interest?
Not at the moment...
huh i just tried this on my Pixel 6 Pro with a photo that I confirmed has gps data attached to it and Photopills says "GPS data not found" I'd love for this to work as I often will take a quick pic when driving past something interesting and always have GPS enabled. Is there a trick to getting it to work?
I’m having the same issue with iPhone 11. Precise Location allowed, and other apps can read the gps data.
I am having the same issue with the iPhone 11pro. GPS is turned on but it gives a warning saying that GPS data not found - The image doesn't have GPS data or the camera used did not save the GPS coordinates when the picture was take. - But I went and doubled checked that GPS is indeed on for the photos. Is there something else that could be tried?
I am having the same issue with my Samsung Galaxy S22. Location is enabled wherever I can find a reference. In settings and the Camera app
If you are there & taking a photo with your phone, can’t you just mark the spot in photo pills & just add the photo? Just wondering.
@@thomastuorto9929 i usually am driving passed and just notice an interesting area. currently i just take a pic and use google photos to show me each location. which is fine, but being able to easily import them into photopills would be a bonus.
Nice! A great tip. Thank you.
Thank you Jim!
This looked like a fabulous time saver. When i followed the video, Photopills came up with an error message "GPS Data not found". The photos in my iPhone all have GPS data which I can see in the metadata field when I import the photos into Lightroom so I don't understand why this is not working.
Hi. Probably because PhotoPills doesn't have access to your photos. Go to iOS Settings > PhotoPills > Photos and make sure PhotoPills has access to all your photos. If not, it cannot read the exif data.
Great ! Many thanks
Thank you!
I've tried this with my Android phone and PhotoPills says there aren't any coordinates. I downloaded an app "GPS Map Camera" that I checked and does log coordinates and I got the same result. Do they have to be in a specific format or ???
Hi! Make sure you have the last version of PhotoPills. We released an update yesterday to fix a problem with Android 13. Also make sure you camera app stores the coordinates. The Android photo gallery should show the coordinate for the photo when you check the photo info.
@@PhotoPills I downloaded the update and tried again and same response - is there a way I can send you a couple photos to check?
@@BrianPlamondon sure! support@photopills.com
Thanks that was helpful as always 👍🏻
Thank you Doug!
Why not in understandable English? Tjeeezzz ... even subtitling doesn't get it right.
Because my English is not good :P