As frankps sees the world!

I recently bought a copy of Lightroom 2.0 and have it installed on my Windows 7 x64 installation. I was quite surprised that Lightroom didn’t have any features for geo data. I found that I couldn’t merge geo data from my Sony GPS-CS1 GPS unit. But it was not more then one search on Google with the words “lightroom gps” and I was on the track of getting my problem solved. On LightroonNews I found the article GPS metadata in Lightroom and Google Maps, and it turns out […] Continue reading →

A sum of its parts @ Yahoo! Video Geotagging with the innovative Flickr bike! Fun, fun, fun … […] Continue reading →

I have since spring this year been working with trend analyzes on where the Internet is going. There are many great Web 2.0 applications out there, and some of them combines great hardware, desktop and web applications in ways that 2-3 years ago were unthinkable. On Friday I bought a Sony GPS-CS1 at FOTOVIDEO. So why this device? GPS-CS1 officially only comes with support for Windows, but being a USB device that mounts on your desktop like a USB Pen Drive, should make it close to platform […] Continue reading →

Today it is all about microblogging (read: Twitter), a thing that I have never understood the point of. I have always hated the limitations of SMS, and then comes Twitter with a limitation of a 140 signs. Now, why on Earth would I use that? It was great to read, just hours after iPhone v2.0 was out the door, that the first information about WordPress for iPhone had also just been published: Seeing this video, and you just know that moblogging gone from painful to something that is quite […] Continue reading →

For about a week now I have been on a holiday in Mindszent. It started rather cold, but nothing compared to Norway. Most fruit trees were already blooming: During the first part of the holiday I have been running on the dikes with Espen, and then about 10 kms a day. It was much needed, as we other wise have been mostly just relaxing and eating great tasting Hungarian food, like Hurka and Kolbasz. The family also boiled a huge ham for Easter. The days are quite different here, as we more or […] Continue reading →