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At that point, your likelihood of being able to see the geotag information
depends on what photo-viewing software you’re using. For example:
• When you’ve selected a photo in iPhoto (on the Mac), you can press c-I
to view a Photo Info panel. At the very bottom, you’ll see the GPS coordinates,
expressed as latitude and longitude.
• If you export a photo and open it in Preview (on the Mac), you can
choose ToolsÆInspector to open the Inspector panel. Its center tab
offers a world map that pinpoints the photo’s location.
• If you click Locate (on the Preview panel shown above), you pop into
Google Maps online, where you get to see an aerial photo of the spot
where you snapped the picture.
• Once you’ve posted your geotagged photos on Flickr.com (the world’s
largest photo-sharing site), people can use the Explore menu to search
for them by location, or even see them clustered on a world map.
• If you import your photos into Picasa (for Windows), you can choose
ToolsÆGeotagÆView in Google Earth to see a picture’s location on the
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