GPicSync 1.26 Beta

GPicSync is a smart and reliable application that automatically inserts location in your photos metadata so they can also be used with any geocode aware application like Picasa/Google Earth, Flickr, loc.alize.us, etc.
GPicSync stands for G:GPS Pic:Pictures Sync:Synchronization and is a Free and Open Source tool
Main features:
- automatically geocode your photos (in the EXIF header)
- use a GPS tracklog in the GPX format or NMEA format (multiple selection possible)
- Support elevation data if present in the tracklog
- create a Google Earth KML file to directly visualize the geocoded photos and track in Google Earth
- create a Google Maps file to publish your pictures and track on the web
- Automatically associate audio or video files in Google Earth and Google Maps
- create a Google Earth KMZ file (containing your geolocalized pictures and tracklog).
- add additional geonames and geotagged metadata (for automatic tagging in Flickr for example) and create an automatic IPTC caption
- manually write latitude/longitude in a picture EXIF or a selection of photos
- handy tools integrated (Time correction tool, EXIF reader, GPX inspector, rename pictures with date/location,)
- supports Jpeg pictures and main RAW files format
- software available in English, French, German, Italian, traditional and simplified Chinese, Catalan, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese and Czech

Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug in the interpolation mode: in some cases some interpolated pictures wasnt geolocalized accurately (option especially useful if taking pictures while moving in a car or a plane).
- Improved/fixed GPX reading for certain files with "white spaces" in their latitude or longitude values
- Added support for negative altitude regions
- Added a GPicSync icon to the window icon