Set a Pin

1. Select a photo
2. Move the map until the photo location is beneath the crosshair cursor
3. Tap the pin button at the upper right (see alternative below)
4. A red pin appears at the crosshair cursor
5. An orange pin appears besides the photo

As an alternative you can tap and hold anywhere on the map to set a location which is not under the crosshair cursor.

Photos selections

The area besides the thumbnails carries several distinct areas:

• To select one photo, tap the thumbnail
• To deselect a photo, tap the thumbnail again
• To add a photo to the selection, tap the + button
• To remove one photo from selection, tap the - button
• To select all photos, use the button at the bottom
• To extend the selection, tap the downward arrow: all photos from the currently selected photo above to the tapped photo are selected.

Please note: Tapping on the pin will set/remove a pin, but only if you are in Map mode!

Remove a Pin

1. Select a photo
2. Tap the remove button in the toolbar

Move a Pin

1. Select a photo
2. Move the map until the new photo location is beneath the crosshair cursor
3. Tap the pin button in the toolbar

The geotag is changed accordingly.

Pin Colors

What do these pin colors mean?

There are two colors (red and purple) which can appear on a map and one (red) that appears on the photo list.

Version 2.0: grey and orange pins are no longer used

Pin Colors on the Map

Red pins denote geotags for single photos. Tapping on a red pin shows the callout above the pin with some basic photo infos (or with the image title if one is given), and the photo is selected in the photos list on the left.

Purple pins denote multiple photos taken at the same location. Tapping a purple pin shows the number of photos behind the pin and selects all respective photos in the photos list.

Zooming out the map

If you have zoomed out all the way, the pins are grouped together, so a single purple pin may denote all photos taken in a whole city, e.g.