May 28, '09 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
When you are at a new place (say, on vacation), take at least a single photo with the iPhone. After importing the iPhone's photo(s), along with your regular camera's photos, you can then assign your non-GPS camera photos to that iPhone-provided Place.
This is particularly helpful in areas where there are a lot of photography sites you are trying to keep distinct (such as Chicago or another large city), or where there is limited address data (many resorts, beaches, or even hiking).
[robg adds: If you don't see a GPS tag on an iPhone photo, it's because the phone couldn't get a GPS fix -- this is more likely to happen indoors, or in locations that have an obscured view of the sky. You can check the GPS by tapping the Locate button in Maps to see if it can find you.]
