Keep in mind that most standard digital cameras do not embed GPS data at all since they do not have a GPS device attached to them by default, and instead you’ll have more luck with this feature working with pictures taken from a smartphone of some sort, be it an iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows phone, Blackberry, or whatever else has geographic location abilities. Once you learn how it works, you can try it with your own photos if you want. If you want to try this yourself, you can use the picture from Wikipedia Commons like this one we used here. * If you do not see a “GPS” tab then the image almost certainly does not include location data, either because it was never embedded to begin with, or because it was removed manually like this. This will then launch into the Maps application where you can navigate the map as usual: Here’s where you’ll find the Inspector option:Ĭhoosing the info tab and GPS section, you’ll see the map shown in the Inspector panel, but you can get a much larger view by choosing “Show in Maps”:
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