PhotoMapper Desktop From now on PhotoMapper Desktop, the GPS photo management solution is available for ArcGIS 10.1.With PhotoMapper Desktop you can search and import available Photo-Databases to your GIS-Layers within just a few clicks. Already created photo databases can be searched automatically and be integrated in your personal GI-System. PhotoMapper Desktop offers a broad range of additional functions to increase the efficiency of any Photo Management within ArcGIS. Therefore it does not matter if GPS information is already available in the photo's exif header or not. If not, with the simple Drag&Drop functionality, photos can be dragged to their map-location of origin to add necessary GPS coordinates to the photo's exif information. The capture location of the photo will be converted automatically to a point feature layer. When moving over displayed points on the map, the relevant photos will be shown-without any clicks necessary. Important: With the integrated thumbnail-preview window, the managing of images got a lot easier. Through the Drag&Drop function, photos can be added and deleted in the thumbnail-preview window. Images without a geotag can easily be found through an integrated search filter within the thumbnail-preview window. Download the 30-Day Trial Version
What's new in PhotoMapper Desktop 10.1?
You can now use the ArcGIS extension PhotoMapper Desktop for your GPS photo documentation with the new ArcGIS Version 10.1.
Storing of the configuration for PDF reports The creation of PDF reports is even easier now. With the new version you can save the configuration for your PDF reports and reload it for new reports..
New possibities for the layout of PDF reports There are new options to configure the layout of the PDF report. You can now change the format of title and description as well as the colors and styling of the edging. With PhotoMapper Desktop 10 you could already integrate a general map and a detailed map into your PDF report. Now you can also define the scale of these maps. Photo selection for PDF reports As another improvement you can now select the features that shall be exported from ArcMap. Only the selected photos are then merged into the PDF report.
Reduction of the PDF-report size With the new version 5.1 the size of the PDF reports has been reduced dramatically. Now the reports have only about one quarter of the previous size.
Now available for ArcGIS 10 Let your maps speak for themselves. Create engaging maps using the implementation of photos in your ArcGIS 10. With PhotoMapper Desktop 10 photos are added automatically to maps, based on their GPS- and Compass-information. Photos without this information can be moved via drag & drop to the desired location on the map. The new position and direction can then be written back to the Exif-information of the added photos.
Group layer support From now on layers can be structured in groups, still offering the user the full range of functionality like slideshows, zoom, pan etc.
What was new in GPS PhotoMapper NG2 (v 4.0.0)?
With GPS PhotoMapper NG2, the alta4 developer team takes off to the next generation of geoimaging. Based on modern .NET technology and with completely reworked control elements, the new GPS PhotoMapper NG is clearly structured and user friendly .
With GPS PhotoMapper NG2 you can create clear anddetailed pdf reports with just a few mouse clicks. Select the pictures and attributes to be exported and integrate a map in which the picture is localized. An overview map gives you an overview over each recording location.
You have recorded a log file while making the pictures? With GPS PhotoMapper NG2 you can easily integrate your gps tracks within the GIS. You always know where you've been. Completely reworked user interface
The common graphical surface has been revised with simplified control elements. The toolbar contains only five elements. This leads to a much clearer arrangement and to an easier and more intuitive handling. Cascading the menu offers a space saving access to the single menu items.
In GPS PhotoMapper NG the picture managment is dynamically controlled by means of the ThumbnailViewer. Pictures can easily be added to a project via drag & drop. Just select the pictures in your data browser and drag them into GPS Photomapper's ThumbnailViewer. By deleting a picture in ThumbnailViewer the complete dataset will be removed. View photos by mouseover function
Closely located pictures will be displayed in a rotating slideshow. By a simple click the selected photo will remain. Now you can navigate between the concerned pictures comfortably by using the arrow buttons. Import selected attribute data from EXIF header
Decide by yourself which kind of direction information will be used - the compass viewing direction or the walking direction. Or just let GPS PhotoMapper determine the best option. The picture's EXIF header contains plenty of information. Not all of it is wanted by the user or wanted for the project. To improve the arrangement GPS PhotoMapper NG2 you can select by yourself which fields shall be imported. Support of new data format File-Based Geodatabase GPS PhotoMapper NG2 supports the data format File-Based Geodatases introduced in ArcGIS 9.2. Unlike the former format Personal Geodatabase, the File-Based Geodatabase is based on a file structure. This means, that the File-Based Geodatabase itself is a folder in which the layers are stored as files. Add photos to existing shapefiles With the new version you have the possibility to integrate pictures into already existing feature classes. This allows to add pictures without disturbing the clarity. Further on, it allows suggestive workflows for several users working on one project who want to add pictures independently from each other.
Photo Asset Management Applications Tourist sights in the city of Trier
Documentation of a culture path in Luxemburg
Environmental Management Biotope mapping of the Research Center for Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing (FZG)
Documentation of hydraulic engineering, Björnsen Beratende Ingenieure
Disaster: Risk Analysis and Mitigation Finding of geomorphologic endangered locations - Geoka (Geomorphologic Research Center Trier)
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