If you have no photo with the right GPS data at hand you can also just copy longitude and latitude from Google Maps or Bing Maps into the corresponding fields and apply them to an entire batch of photos. This is especially helpful for on-location and event photography where not every photo is shot at a new location. This method is also greatly helpful if you occasionally want to add geodata to a photo.

If you are on a photo trip you can conveniently have a GPS-logger run along (for instance in a smartphone or in an outdoor GPS device) and record a .gpx track. In the evening you can simply load the .gpx file as well as all photos of the day into Smart GPS Sync and the software will add the corresponding GPS information into every single photo.*

Features
- Transfers the GPS data from one photo to any number of photos
- Writes latitude and longitude information directly into the EXIF data of photos (even for RAWs which means that NO separate XMP file is created)
- Geotagging with or without GPS logger
- Is able to remove GPS information from photos
- Simple transfer of GPS-data from a .gpx file to any number of photos *
- Recognises tracks and waypoints in GPX files *

Compatibility: macOS 10.10 or later
Homepage: https://www.picture-instruments.com

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