Welcome to the support and information page for The Photo Map for Mac OS X! The map app you've been waiting for! Visualize your entire history of GPS-tagged photos on a world map to look back and remember your adventures. A blue pin on the map is a cluster of memories, while a red pin is a single photograph. Click on the pin to see each photo, and double click a photo to view it in full size. The Photo Map should work great right out of the App Store. Assuming you have a large photo library filled with many years of travel memories, you will be reliving those memories in no time! If there any slowdowns, please find more information here: Please ensure that each of the following conditions are satisfied for the photo map to load from your Mac OS X Photos.app photo library.
None of the above steps work, although I am sure my photos have GPS information in them. Is there something else I can do? Yes, you can load your Photos.app library by clicking "Load Folder" and selecting your Photos.app library, which has a file extension of ".photoslibrary". This will load the photos from your Photos.app library. At this time, iPhoto libraries are not supported, but this feature may be forthcoming. What does the button with the mouse cursor icon that says "Select Points" do? How do I select photos when there is a bunch of red pins all clustered in the exact same place? Clicking the button with the mouse cursor "arrow" icon that says "Select Points" will change the mouse cursor to a plus sign when it's over the map. Then, drag the cursor over a rectangular area on the map that surrounds the pins with photos that you want to view. The map view will then zoom in to surround the pins that you selected, and the photos from those pins will appear in the image browser to the right. Other Questions or Comments? Found a Bug or Problem? Please contact me before leaving a review! I will be happy to help make it right. I value the quality of the software I write and sell. Please write a comment below or send me an email: cdunn@live.com If you are reporting a bug in the software, please consider sending in your note some steps I could follow to see the problem. |
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