Photogeo Tip FAQ #6 Do I need a GCS? GCS stands for Geographic Coordinate System. I’m sure you’re familiar. The GCS is a means for transforming global positioning, latitude and longitude, to an X,Y,Z location. That is, a flat cartesian (mapping) location. In...
Photogeo Tip FAQ #2 Do I need the Google Maps Preview to use PhotogeoDWG? Here’s what you might see in the map preview window when selecting a photo from the list. Some users do not want to get a Google maps key, so we allow the program to run even if...
Photogeo Tip FAQ #13 Where are my photos? 1) I selected my photos from the list and 2) ran the insert command, but the photos did not insert into the drawing. If everything else is working, then the likely issue is that the drawing you are adding the files to...
Photogeo Tip FAQ #10 Can I capture locations inside a building? The short answer is no. Photogeo uses CAD technology to read geocoded photos. These are photos that have GPS locations attached to them. This information is read by photogeo and then converts them...
Photogeo Tip FAQ #8 Accuracy or “Why don’t the camera markers show up exactly where my feature is located?” Issue: You take a bunch of photos and then go back to the office, import them using PhotogeoDWG. Gosh, the photos you snapped along a sidewalk show up in the...
