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In the Import window's Apply During Import panel, are you applying a metadata preset? If so, set Metadata to None and try to import photos with GPS locations:
If that now works, then edit your Import metadata preset and uncheck the Camera Info > GPS, Altitude, and Direction fields.
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In the Import window's Apply During Import panel, are you applying a metadata preset? If so, set Metadata to None and try to import photos with GPS locations:
If that now works, then edit your Import metadata preset and uncheck the Camera Info > GPS, Altitude, and Direction fields.
Nach Auswertung und Befolgung dieser Diskussion werden nun auch bei mir die GPS-Daten angezeigt, wenn ich in der Bibliothek (!) die Metadaten aufrufe. Großer Fortschritt. Allerdings sind es nur die Koordinaten. Diese muß ich dann z. B. in Google Earth oder Maps eingeben (kopieren), um eine Kartenansicht zu erhalten. Schön wäre es, wenn die Karte auch direkt in LR zu sehen wäre. Geht das?
Übrigens: Ich nutze LR 6.14 unter WIN 11
Vielen Dank vorab, Klauser
By @klaus100745
That part where you state that you use Lr 6.14. That is critical. If I remember correctly, the mapping capability in Lr depends upon an API at Google, that changed, and that Adobe no longer wants to pay for under old Lr 6.
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@klaus100745: "It would be nice if the map could also be seen directly in LR. Is that possible? By the way: I use LR 6.14 under WIN 11"
Unfortunately, it's not possible. The Map module stopped working in LR 6 six years ago:
"However, it is only the coordinates . I then have to enter (copy) these in Google Earth or Maps, for example, to get a map view ."
If you hold down Alt / Opt and click the right arrow to the right of the GPS coordinates in the Metadata panel, that will automatically open Google Maps on those coordinates:
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