
track's end and the other track's beginning is less than the specified number of minutes.
The default value is 30 minutes.
Matching limit: HoudahGeo determines the location where a photo was taken by
matching it up with two track points: one preceding and one following the time the photo
was taken. If the closest point's timestamp is more than the specified number of minutes
before or after the photo was taken, HoudahGeo considers there is no match and does
not geocode the photo. The default value of 0 disables this check.
Waypoint geocoding: Enable automatic geocoding from GPS waypoints. This applies
to images for which track log geocoding yielded no result. For each image HoudahGeo
will try to locate a waypoint that is close in time and match the image to that waypoint’s
location.
4.2.5. Geocode from Reference Photos
You may already have a camera that takes geotagged photos. Actually many camera
phones take geotagged photos. With HoudahGeo you may use these photos as
references to tag photos taken with another camera during the same time frame.
At each location you would take one geotagged picture as well as a series of regular
photos. Then you load photos from both cameras into a HoudahGeo project. The
Geocode from Reference Photos feature can then copy coordinates from the
reference photos to other photos taken within the same time frame.
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