The resulting photolinker-R-phycoerythrin conjugate (BP-TEG-PE) was then immobilized onto a polystyrene surface by laser irradiation on a motorized stage. By varying exposure time of the sample to the beam, the amount of BP-TEG-PE immobilized on the surface was changed over an order of magnitude over a distance of 250 microns. Frequently, photo-labile linkers (photolinkers) are used for this purpose (13). When the beads are exposed to high-intensity long-wave UV light, the linker is cleaved and the compound is released. The compound may then be assayed in a soluble form. Characterization: The photolinker was irradiated using a Fischer Scientific UVP Blak-Ray™ B-100AP High-Intensity UV Lamp (100 W, 230 V, 50 Hz, wavelength 365 nm). Nanocapsules were irradiated with a Medisun HF-54 UVA-phototherapy device. The hydrodynamic size of protein capsules was measured by means of a Zetasizer Nano ZS.
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Release Notes • Legacy Versions
Geotag With Ease...
Map Your Photos
Whether your photos are geotagged using PhotoLinker or automatically geotagged using your camera, PhotoLinker lets you interact with and explore your photos on a number of different high quality maps. More...
Got Direction?
Add image direction to your photos and display the direction on a map. Fine tune the image direction added by supported cameras (Note: iPhone 3GS and newer are supported). More...
Photo and Metadata Exporters
Export resized images that contain all of the correctly formatted metadata. You can also export photo metadata in a number of formats.
Developers: build your own exporter with Photolinker's plugin SDK.
Slide Show
Show off your adventures with a customizable map featuring your tracks and geotagged photos alongside.
Future-proof Tagging
Tags are written directly to the photo or its sidecar (and not a proprietary database) so that your annotations stay with the photo forever. After annotating with PhotoLinker, upload your photos to popular websites.
MWG Compliance
Metadata Working Group [metadataworkinggroup.org] (MWG) compliance ensures that your annotations are read from and written to your photos using new industry standards.
Tags
PhotoLinker supports roughly 100 industry standard tags including the most popular like title, description, people, and keywords.
Customizable Metadata Editor
PhotoLinker lets you customize the metadata editor to show exactly the tags you want. You can regroup, reorder, and rename tags to streamline your workflow.
Open Source Transparency
Tags are read and written with the open source tool ExifTool [sno.phy.queensu.ca]. PhotoLinker shows you exactly how the tags will be changed so that you can track exactly how your photos' metadata will be modified. More...
Date Shifting
Incorrect time on your camera? PhotoLinker makes it easy to correct all the times on your photos.
Advanced Date Tools
Add dates to scanned to photos or copy dates between tags. PhotoLinker will even help you automatically set the Finder's file creation date to the date the photo was taken.
Robust Photo Support
PhotoLinker can read and write jpeg images, as well as most RAW file formats. In addition, PhotoLinker has complete support for XMP sidecar files.
Explore your Tracks
Explore your GPS track history on different high quality maps. View information about individual track points or the entire track. More...
Stylize
Choose different size, border color, and fill color for your tracks and waypoints.
Import GPS track files
Import from the most common GPS track files including GPX, TCX and NMEA log files. For more help or information you can visit the website of gpsbabel [gpsbabel.org].
Track Database Performance
The track database for PhotoLinker is designed to scale to years of data and millions of track points without slowing down.
Automatic Geotagging
Drag in your GPS tracks, drag in your photos, and immediately PhotoLinker will show you the proposed locations to geotag your photos. Watch the proposed locations change instantly when you adjust the time and time zone of your photos. More...
Advanced Options
PhotoLinker provides an array of advanced criteria for determining which photos are geotagged. Feedback is instant and you can see exactly where the photos will be before you hit the geotag button.
Manual Geotagging
Even if you don't have an GPS, you can simply drag a photo from the image browser, drop it onto the map, and boom!, you've geotagged your photo. More....
Reverse Geocoding
Automatically fetch the city, state, and country tags based on the GPS location of the photo from Google, Microsoft, or GeoNames. More...
Download on the Mac App Store
Download and purchase PhotoLinker for OS X 10.9 on the App Store. PhotoLinker is also available for previous versions of Mac OS.
GPSPhotoLinker (freeware): Geotagging on the Mac since 2004.
Download GPSPhotoLinker 1.6.7
Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7 & 10.8
View release notes for the latest changes.
Mac OS X 10.5 users need to download GPSPhotoLinker 1.6.4
Mac OS X 10.4 users need to download GPSPhotoLinker 1.5.3
Our pro version, Photolinker, adds a metadata editor, interactive geotagging on a map, and a GPS track browser.
GPSPhotoLinker adds GPS position and location data to your photos. The latitude and longitude recorded by your GPS unit are linked and saved to your photos. GPSPhotoLinker automatically enters the city, state and country into the metadata. Adding geographic information to an item is known as geotagging -- check out our example mapped web galleries.
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Highlighted Features
- Write to jpegs, tiffs, and many RAW file types.
- Geotag a batch of photos using precise criteria.
- Shift incorrect time stamps on photos.
- Automatically add the city, state, and country from your choice of servers.
- Manually link track point and waypoints, or enter custom coordinates.
- Read from GPX or TCX track files.
- Easily upload to mapped web galleries.
Why geotag?
Once you've geotagged your photos, you'll always know where you were when the photo was taken.
- Check out our example mapped web galleries with Flickr, Picasa, Locr, and EveryTrail and learn the tricks for uploading your own geotagged photos.
- Using Spotlight in Mac OS X 10.4 and higher, you can easily search on any of the metadata right in the Finder. If you search for 'Alaska,' all photos taken in Alaska will be found because of the location information saved to the photo.
- Using Preview in Mac OS x 10.5 you can easily view the location of a photo with the Inspector (⌘-I) tool.
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Contact
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Please send GPSPhotoLinker related questions, comments, or feature requests to gpsphotolinker@earlyinnovations.com and one of us will respond as soon as possible.