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len hurst <lhurst@codenet.net> writes:

> Anyone heard of a "Kodak GPS camera"?  The camera was mentioned in Fugawi
> Users manual as a mean of adding a photo to a waypoint.  I can't seem to
> find out anything about this, but I will ask Northport Systems about it.

I recently hacked up some code in Python to find approximate lat/lon when a
digital picture was taken based on the timestamp of the picture and a
tracklog.  You can grab the code here[1], if you're so inclined.  It takes a
path to a directory of digital images and one or more GPX files with track
data.  The output is a GPX file with waypoints defined for each image.
Requires Python 2.2 and the EXIF library (referenced in the file).  Hope its
useful to someone...

[1] http://ithacabands.org/~blalor/GPX/gpx2photoloc.py

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