I made the following post on another forum and received a response that would fit in well here. Can anyone here help me figure out what the program/software is they are talking about? THANKS
Thanks again for everyone's help on the program name they might be talking about.
My original post:
As everyone knows with Google-Earth, you can place your pointer anywhere and get the gps coordinates for that particular spot. Now, I have some aerial photos of some Fl. coastline and what I would like to do is save these pictures as a semi-transparent picture so that I can then over lay this aerial photo over the Google-earth picture of the same area. Once done, resize the google-earth one to the same viewing ratio and then be able to get the gps coordinates from google-earth for certain marks on the aerial pictures.
The other thing I am looking to do is set gps coordinate marks on the google-earth program and then somehow transfer these to the aerial photos I have.
Does anyone know of a software program that will allow me to do this? Or, even if this can be done or how to do this?
The response:
There is software that will take your aerial photos and plot out GPS cooridinates on your map.
Basically you load your map into the software. You need to know at least two GPS cooridinates on the map. You than tell the software the two or more points and then it plots out everything else. Now you can just position your cursor on your own map and get the coordinates. No need for google maps.
As everyone knows with Google-Earth, you can place your pointer anywhere and get the gps coordinates for that particular spot. Now, I have some aerial photos of some Fl. coastline and what I would like to do is save these pictures as a semi-transparent picture so that I can then over lay this aerial photo over the Google-earth picture of the same area. Once done, resize the google-earth one to the same viewing ratio and then be able to get the gps coordinates from google-earth for certain marks on the aerial pictures.
The other thing I am looking to do is set gps coordinate marks on the google-earth program and then somehow transfer these to the aerial photos I have.
Does anyone know of a software program that will allow me to do this? Or, even if this can be done or how to do this?
The response:
There is software that will take your aerial photos and plot out GPS cooridinates on your map.
Basically you load your map into the software. You need to know at least two GPS cooridinates on the map. You than tell the software the two or more points and then it plots out everything else. Now you can just position your cursor on your own map and get the coordinates. No need for google maps.
Thanks again for everyone's help on the program name they might be talking about.
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