If you take a picture with your smartphone that contains GPS information, you can simply transfer it to all photos from your camera at a later time with Smart GPS Sync. If you don't have a photo with GPS data at hand, you can simply copy the latitude and longitude from Google Maps or Bing Maps into the fields provided and transfer them to an entire batch of images at once. Especially if you don't change locations all the time, like at events or for "on-location" photography, this method can be a great relief. Smart GPS Sync is also very helpful if you want to occasionally add geodata to an image.
If you are on a photo trip you can conveniently have a GPS-logger run along (for instance in a smartphone or in an outdoor GPS device) and record a .gpx track. In the evening you can simply load the .gpx file as well as all photos of the day into Smart GPS Sync and the software will add the corresponding GPS information into every single photo.*
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* The GPX sync feature is only available in version 2 (pro). Owner of a version 1 (basic) license can buy the upgrade for using the GPX sync feature. Alternatively V1 owner can use the V2 as a basic version without the GPX feature by just installing the V2 application.
