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Devices for navigation and location that make use of the data transmitted by the Global Positioning System, the network of satellite transmitters in orbit about the Earth
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Can I use Automator or some other method to extract EXIF GPS data from batches of photos on ...
With Commandline tools this is easy:
Install Homebrew
brew install exiftools in the Terminal
find ~/Pictures/ -iname '*.jpg' -print -exec exiftool -DateTimeOriginal -GPSLatitude -GPSLongitude {} \ …
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