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In the Browse window, is it possble to have the Camera data for every picture?

For example, in the picture below:

instead of
f2.4 1/410s 6.0mm* ISO16
there would be the data from:

Apple
iPhone XS Max

Many thanks

Can GraphicConvertor (Version 11.0.1 (4059)) do anything to help fix an iPhone time discrepancy issue? I am new to the world of "live" photos, since my iPhone 6 did not support them. I have now got an iPhone X, and when I took it abroad to France, it adjusted the system time automatically....

I’m not sure why that dialogue would be necessary. It certainly isn’t necessary when Google Earth is used for exactly the same task.
A check is already built into the Google Earth process: it asks, "Are you sure you want to overwrite the current GPS settings?"
That would seem enough?

Like this: ?

Thorsten
Many thanks - I did not know that one, and it is a very helpful feature.
Possibly worth adding as a menu item?
Best wishes,
Andrew

When a photo lacks a GPS value, it would be very convenient to:
- scroll around GraphicConverter's own map
- find an acceptable place
- use a command in the GPS menu that reads, "Set GPS from GC Map".

At the moment, this requires launching Google Earth and doing similar activities...

Thanks for the rapid response! It's very subtle, but a definite improvement.

The tricky thing is that it's not that easy to see that the GPS has not been set. Also, the map remains the same if you have clicked that photo having come from a photo some "distance" away - the location of the first map in a folder of 150 pictures may not be related to the 50th...? You c...

In a Browser window, when moving from a picture with GPS data to one without, the Map within the lower right window remains the same. The only difference is that the red pin is removed.

My suggestion is to:
- clear the previous map
- replace it with a prompt to add GPS data