Include GPS data when exporting photo to iPhone?

Dennis

I have a DSLR camera that records GPS data. I import and edit my photos in Lightroom 4 and I can see the GPS data, including the photos displayed on the map.
I export the photos I liked and synced those to my iPhone. I would like these photos to show up in the 'places' in the photo app, just like photos that I took with my iPhone, but for whatever reason they don't.
I checked the EXIF info in the exported files and the GPS data is there.
What can I do to fix is?

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I'm not totally sure about this but that feature should work if you used the iPhone's camera. When importing pictures from another camera, you may have to sweat it out a little first.

http://mactips.info/2009/04/gps-tells-iphone-and-iphoto-roughly-where-they-are

If you are not on a Mac, you can use any EXIF editing program for that purpose. Maybe Lightroom can do that too.

There there is the issue about OS version but since the feature is relatively old already this may no longer be your case.

APP QUESTION! What is a good photography application for iphone?

Kylee

I had this app where you could choose what type of picture you wanted to take... like take it in black and white, negative, vibrant, stuff like that. I don't want an app where you change the picture already taken before, i want one where it changes the picture as you take it. Please help.

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I can't get this question (about iphone), but it seems the app. you are looking for is the same app. that is known to the world as DSLR camera.

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Looking for an Android or iPhone app that allows camera tethering?

dsuzuki63

Looking for an Android or iPhone app that allows camera tethering.
If there is an app similar to DSLR Remote Pro.

http://www.breezesys.com/DSLRRemotePro/

This way, I can completely automate my camera through my small phone, instead of my laptop. Anyone know of such a an app?

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hmmm, not that I have seen but that would be awesome. I know of some really great iphone/android app developers though that could probably create that if you don't find one. My brother used them a few months back and was really happy with his results. Good luck

Pro HDR app for iPhone?

Bruce

Hi! Does the Pro HDR app allow you to chose 2 photos from your library and merge them, or do you have to use the in app camera? thanks!
Thanks for your answer Rain Man, but I don't have a pc. iPad only! Thanks.

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I recommend using a computer HDR program like Photomatix. It merges better and will allow you to process them 10x better than an iPhone app. Thats just me though. You can always sync your photos to your computer from your phone

EDIT: Oh I'm sorry. If you have an iPad 2 or the 3rd one recently came out. I guess the program is good then. I'll link you some topics about that. I have an iPad 2 as well and sometimes I take photos with my DSLR Nikon and I purchased from Apple a SD card transfer. What it is its basically a little slot where you can put your SD/memory card inside the slot that goes where you charger your iPad. You know on the bottom of the iPad, iPhone, iPod touch etc. It will sync your camera photos onto iPhoto on your iPad. You can use any camera too! I recommend using a camera instead of iPad camera, then you upload to your iPhoto and have your HDR program do the work! :) Here's some links

HDR programs for apple - http://theappwhisperer.com/2011/04/05/top-10-hdr-iphone-photography-apps/

iPad SD transfer slot - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC531ZM/A

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How to set iPhone right next to lens on camera as "teleprompter"?

dslr camera app iphone image

Noah

I want it right above my lens. I'm using a telepropmter app on my phone. I have a DSLR Canon Eos Rebel T3i

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Tape it up your lens... or mount the iPhone on another tripod (there are tripod holders for iPhone or other smartphones) and have it right above your lens...
It's more like a cue card if you put it right above your lens. A teleprompter works by having a clear glass in front of your lens at an angle or a beam splitter reflecting words off a screen which is laying flat.

You could try buying a cheap picture frame with a glass and make your own DIY teleprompter, or check this video out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5_B8yksQmo

How to make iPad camera act like a DSLR?

Helen

Is there an app or something that can make my ipad3 camera do things like DSLRS can. Like I like how DSLRs can make the background of a photo blurry while the persons face in the center is sharp. I want something that doesn't require a me to spend tones of time editing a photo. Thanks

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No. Your iPad camera is a very simple digital camera. In order to do things like change the depth of field when you are taking a picture, you need to have a real DSLR, or even some of the point=and-shoot cameras that have settings and/or manual controls to change things like shutter speed, aperture, ISO setting and so on. The cameras on devices like the iPad and iPhone do not have this capability. So if you want a camera that can do this, you need to actually buy a camera.

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How to make pictures like this ..?

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tiffany

I want to make pictures that are a little blurry and have a load of color in it . Like this : http://quotepaty.com/swag-dope-dopeshit.html . A few photos are on that link . Thanks . Oh and and it has to be an iPhone app if that is the app that is being used .

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Since there are so many images on the link and none really look blurry, I cannot comment, except to say this:

If you want blur, shoot and slow shutter speeds and move the camera., To get good colour saturation, make sure that you are exposing the image properly and with good lighting.

To do that you need to control the camera and iPhones do not have the kind of control that a dSLR does.

Pick on example and link it to us again so we know exactly what you are talking about

Advice for an upcoming Youtube Beauty Guru?

Catherine

I'm going to start doing makeup and beauty videos for youtube but I don't know where to start and how to get subscribers.... advice please?:) also, what's a collab?

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I think the best advice you can give anyone is quality. I do not make make up videos (Due to me being male) But quality matters, especially when it comes to make up videos. There are so many low quality videos of people applying make up hastily in a dark room and begging for subscribers. Do not be one of those people.

Popular people have high quality videos, they are popular because they make high quality stuff. Good lighting, good video quality, in a nice setting with a video that is concise and clear.

1st tip:
Backdrop. So many videos I see where people are sitting in the floor in a messy room applying makeup. You can either use a solid wall, purchase a sheet from walmart for 10 bucks, or buy an actual backdrop. White or Black is the most common, whichever you look best against that makes you standout. You are the only thing people should be looking at, and a backdrop ensures that.

2nd tip:
Lighting. Learn to light your videos. No shadows on your face, no shadows on your backdrop. When I use a backdrop I usually use 5 lights. 2 on the backdrop, 2 shooting me from the side, and one directly in front of me. I just use these $6 you can find in the Walmart hardware section. This all is key.

3rd tip:
Video Quality. Get as good as a camera as you can. DSLRs are choice for video quality, but they have a lot of settings that you might not want to fiddle with and they are pricey. If you have an iPhone 4s or up, you'd be surprised at the video quality if you purchase a $5 app called Filmic pro. It will take some time to learn, but a clear professional image is invaluable. Look for cameras in your price range and YouTube search them for quality tests, and see what the best image for the cheapest price is.

4th tip:
Editing. Take out all the fluff, fast forward through the simple stuff, and learn what is called a "jump cut" and add good titles and credits. You will need good software for this. Sony Vegas Platinum is great for the price, I really recommend it.

5th tip:
Voice over. I've seen a lot of make up gurus just apply the make up on camera, and explain the process in a voice over instead of doing it on camera. To me, it makes you seem more professional and doesn't distract the viewer because you aren't stopping to talk every 2 seconds.

SHARING YOURSELF:

Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr (Tumblr especially) will be your friend. Share every video.

Find others who make similar content, and be supportive of them. Lesser known YouTubers should help each other out. Search for other up and coming YouTubers and let them know you exist.

Share on sites that relate to your topic. There are tons of beauty and fashion blogs, find them and advertise on them.

A collab is a channel that multiple people use on different days. Almost like having 2 shows on a network. People do this to have more content, and have someone else promoting your channel gets more viewers.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/user/Digimotions

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