Popular iPhone app from iTunes: Photo+Map - Stéphane Lunati
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Photo+Map - Stéphane Lunati iPhone App Looking for an iPhone App Developer ?  Photo+Map make it easy to combine your photo and map(s) all on the same final picture. With Photo+Map no need to lookup the EXIF information to find your GPS location, the map(s) next to your photo will indicate where the picture was taken ! VIDEO: checkout Photo+Map in action at : http://touchmatter.com/PhotoPlusMap/video.html You can choose the photos from your library or take a new photo using the built-in camera of your iPhone (feature not available on iPod Touch). Your device will then locate where you are and retrieve the corresponding maps to combine them with your photo. Save your new Photo with maps to your Photo Library so it can be imported to your desktop machine, or use in any other applications running on your device (Twitter client, Flickr uploader, etc...) Photo+Map get your location using the built-in location system available in the iPhone OS. The new photo+map is saved at the original resolution. Photo taken with the built-in camera will be 1600x1600 instead of 1600x1200 with an iPhone 1st generation or iPhone 3G, and 2048x2048 with an iPhone 3GS. The maps are added to the original dimension! Main features: - Take photo from your camera or use an existing photo - Use the GPS (iPhone 3G/3GS) and/or the Geo location service to locate where you are - choose between 1, 2 or 4 maps on the final photos - print on the final photo the timestamp and the latitude/longitude information of your current location - save the final image to the photo library - option to save original photo to library (photo without maps) Use the support email link below for questions & feedback. ++++++ NOTE: Photo from you library : When choosing a photo from your photo library, Photo+Map will use your current location to retrieve the maps. Future version will retrieve the geo location in the meta-data. ************* IMPORTANT: Photo+Map is a memory intensive application : assembling the final photo use a lot of RAM. If the application quit unexpectedly, consider rebooting your device to fix the problem. This problem is usually happening on iPhone first generation, iPhone 3G and iPod Touch. ************* |
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