*** Free for WWDC ***
Map Camera is about telling the world (and reminding yourself) where your photos are taken.
Map Camera lets you append a location map to each of your photos with a single tap.
It prints location and time stamp automatically on your photos as you take them.
Filters are selected and applied on the fly as you take photos, allowing you to see the world through the selected filter while composing your shots!
In-app sharing of your creations via Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, email...
No cropping is required when shared to Instagram.
List technical things about your photos (ISO, shutter speed, flash...)
Import photos from your photo library to append maps to them.
See example photos created or edited by Map Camera on twitter/ Instagram: #mapmypic #mappic
Tips:
While composing or importing,
- Tap the address overlay to switch its position between top and bottom;
- Long-press on address overlay to:
-- Edit address;
-- Change font color of overlay;
-- Optionally print latitude/longitude
Awesome Features:
- Minimalist and intuitive interface design with swipe and tap gestures;
- Append location map to each of your photos with a single tap;
- Print location and time stamp automatically on your photos as you take them
- Select and switch photo formats (Portrait, landscape, square) on the fly;
- Select and switch photo filters on the fly while composing your shots;
- Complete metadata (exif, GPS, ...) is retained in final saved photos;
- List and view all raw metadata on an overlay;
- Built-in single-tap sharing with Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, email;
- Import photos from photo library for location and time stamping, and map appending
NOTE:
Location services need to be turned on obviously when you take pictures.
Internet connection is needed to get the address of your location fix.
For saving and importing from Camera Roll to work, "Access to Photos" for this app in "Privacy" in "Settings" has to be enabled.
Imported photos have to contain GPS metadata, otherwise the app won't know where they are taken and thus no map is possible. Pictures downloaded from web or from Whatsapp and such apps mostly do not contain GPS data. Photos taken with the native camera app should contain GPS data unless you have disabled it.
Languages supported:
- English
- 日本語
- 繁體中文
- 简体中文
