Solocator - GPS Field Camera

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Features and Functions

Solocator is the first and only GPS field camera app that allows you to geotag your photos with absolute accuracy. It uses your phone's built-in GPS receiver to determine your location, and then automatically adjusts for factors like magnetic declination and elevation to ensure that your photos are tagged with the correct coordinates.

In addition to its precision geotagging capabilities, Solocator also offers a host of other features that make it the perfect app for nature photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. For example, you can use the app to create a photo waypoint whenever you capture a great shot, so you can easily find your way back to that spot later. And if you're traveling in an area with poor cell reception, you can use Solocator's offline mode to continue tracking your location and creating waypoints.



How to Use Solocator - GPS Field Camera

The Solocator GPS Field Camera app is a great tool for capturing photos and videos of your outdoor adventures. Here are some tips on how to use the app to get the most out of it:

1. Make sure you have a good signal before starting the app. The app needs a strong GPS signal in order to work properly. If you're in an area with a weak signal, the app may not be able to track your location accurately.

2. Choose the right capture mode for your needs. The app offers three different capture modes: photo, video, and time-lapse. Select the one that best suits your needs.

3. Set up the camera according to your preferences. The app allows you to adjust various settings such as resolution, frame rate, and more. Customize the camera settings to fit your personal preferences.

4. Start capturing your adventure! Once you've got everything set up, hit the start button and begin recording your adventure. The app will automatically tag each photo or video with GPS data so you can always remember where you took it.

5. Review and share your photos and videos when you're done. When you're finished exploring, head back into the app and check out all of the great photos and videos you've captured. You can then share them with friends and family via email, social media, or any other sharing platform you prefer



Pros & Cons

When it comes to choosing a GPS field camera app, there are a few things you need to consider. The first is whether you need the features that Solocator offers. If you're looking for an app with GPS tracking and geotagging capabilities, then Solocator is a great option. However, if you don't need those features, then you may want to choose a different app. There are also a few other things to keep in mind when deciding if Solocator is the right GPS field camera app for you. Here are some pros and cons of using Solocator:

PROS:
-Offers GPS tracking and geotagging capabilities
-Easy to use interface
-Can be used offline
-Affordable price

CONS:
- Limited functionality compared to other GPS field camera apps
- No desktop version available

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User comments

3

This app used to be so easy to use. I don't know what happened or when, but it has changed. The options on the photos change whenever, the fields in the csv do not populate when you fill them in, the photos don't separate into albums and uploading the photos has gotten incredibly difficult. I used to love this app but now I am looking for something else for my company to use in the field for our environmental science work."

2

For a "professional" quality app, this is pretty awful. There are so many basic mistakes and missing functionality, I have no idea how this became a standard in my field. It doesn't even have an option to change the photo folder! It can't even switch between landscape directions when the options are set. Hell, it needs to be online or the PAID PROFESSIONAL VERSION features stop working. It's a bit problem when I can't even label my work photos due to the shoddy programming in this app. Do better"

3

Does the advertised job of overlaying photos with location and direction data. It also embedded exif data just fine. The photos I took imported into Google Maps with no problem. It's a little buggy, though. For a while, it took two photos without the overlay for each one photo with the overlay. Also, it turned my flash on and kept it on like a flashlight. I was also not thrilled to pay for a nap, and then it be immediately offered to pay more for an in-app purchase. the price of the app is low, so it's not that big a deal. But it sure is tacky."

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