This is such a simple idea that I wish I came up with if myself:

GiSTEQ Photo Trackr - Where Was That Again?:

Here’s another GPS add-on for photography enthusiasts. The Photo Trackr from GiSTEQ is a pocket-sized device that syncs with the clock in your digital camera to keep track of where each and every photo was taken. Once you get back to your PC you sync up the data from the Trackr with your photos and using something like Google Maps you’ll be able to plot out every location

In other words, as long as you use a electronic camera, and the clock in the electronic camera is in sync with the one on the GPS device, you just marry the data from the 2 after you download the photos to you computer, and you can now add the location to your EXIF tags in the photo.

Hm - I may have to buy one of these.

Eye-Fi now plays nicely with OsX and iPhoto - I may have to get one for our cameras...

This is seriously interesting - a memory card with a built in computer and WiFi that allows you to automatically upload new images from your camera to your computer just by proximity! I want one!

After thinking about the ATP Photo Finder I started looking for ways to make this work with my iPhone - and as far as I can see this will mean that I need to upload the data from a GPS recorder to my Mac, and then write some software to embed the tags form this into the photos.

So far I have not found any such software for the ATP, but I found this software for some other GPS recorders:

What is Mac Travel Recorder?

Mac Travel Recorder is your way to use the iBlue 747, iBlue 757, Qstarz BT-Q1000 and iTrek Z1 GPS Data Loggers with your Mac.

Mac Travel Recorder offers you the following features:
Change all configuration options of your gps data logger.

Read the tracklog from your data logger.

Export tracks and waypoints to standard GPX files.

Export tracks and waypoints to Google Earth.

My wife just got a new camera - a Sony Alpha A100, and as a typical computer geek one f the first things I checked was the version of the firmware.

As it was version 1.00 I did a quick Google for the latest version of the software, and found version 1.04 on Sonys website. I downloaded the Mac version the new software to the camera memory card by using the USB cable and connecting the camera to the Mac. I then uploaded the necessary files (2 of them) to the root of the memory card.

But after turning the camera off and then on and pressing the play key - nothing happened.

That is until i deleted all images from the camera, turned it off and then on - pressed the play key and at long last I was presented with the upgrade menu! The firmware was now easily updated, and all was now ok.