In the case of the photo above “somewhere in Larnaca” is good enough -that’s where we went for our customary end-of-highschool 5-day trip. Again, I don’t need it to be 100% correct. Then I go to Google Maps and find the place they were taken in. For old photos, this takes some guesswork but that’s ok -it doesn’t have to be 100% accurate. Next step is that, every time I have a new batch of scanned photos, I have to decide when and where they were taken. For Windows: download and install exiftool from here.For Linux: install exiftool using sudo apt install exiftool.I googled around and found the solution using exiftool and touch (on linux) or powershell (on windows). “Cyprus” (where the photo above was taken, a looong time ago) and it won’t get shown when I create a map of where I’ve been.įirst world problems, I know, but still. I also cannot find it by searching for e.g. My cloud photo app doesn’t display it on the right “On this day” day. But then I have another problem: the date of the photos is not correct, and there’s no GPS location info (the so-called metadata).
So what I do is scan them and upload them to the cloud.
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