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Go to Account > Privacy and check that the option "Import EXIF location data" is set to "Yes" ...
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cbmd: You nailed it. That option was turned off. I wonder if flickr will automagically save that data for all photos that have it now or do I have to place those photos on a map?
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You have to place them on a map or else re-upload (replacing is enough).
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kpiris edited this topic 4 months ago.
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Zackojones, if you ever have any issues with RoboGEO you can always e-mail me direct. I authored it - tim@robogeo.com
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Tim,
You and I have exchanged numerous emails in the past. RoboGEO is a GREAT piece of software!
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@zackjones: there is an external web app that can re-sync your existing photo's exif coordinates into the flickr map (and also into the "old" geo:* tags), so you don't need to manually re-map nor re-upload all your photos.
I don't recall the name or url though, so you'll need to search or wait for someone else to tell us.
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