This is just a list of the steps required an the 3rd party software that is required to automate uploading a track from a GPS, geotagging the images, renaming the file name with the OSGB location and creating a resized version of the photograph. As there are a lot of variations to this, it is up to you to down load the 3rd party software and write your own scripts.
This is how I do it, you may not want to use some of the conversions/steps that I do.
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1 | Copy the photographs from the camera/memory card | |||||||||||||
2 | gpsbabel | Upload the track from GPS in GPX format
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3 | gpsPhoto.pl | Geotag all the photographs in a directory | ||||||||||||
4 | exiftool | Gets the Lat/Long data from each photograph individually | ||||||||||||
5 | Geo::Coordinates::OSGB | Perl module to convert WGS84 Lat/Long to OS GB co-ordinates from CPAN. | ||||||||||||
6 | Rename the file, possibly using the name of the walk, and insert the
OS or Lat/Long co-ordinates, so you end up with a file titled something
like this:-
Dragons_Back_4473 2009-05-29 SK 07070 66889.jpg
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7 | nconvert | Create a resized version of the renamed photograph.
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