Free Online Tool: Easily convert GPS coordinates and metadata from sources like Google Maps and Bing Maps into the exact format required for use in Adobe Bridge. Streamline your workflow for geo-tagging photos and batch-updating image metadata. Detailed instructions for using this GPS to Adobe Bridge converter are available below.
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| For Bridge (Split into Separate Latitude & Longitude) formatted as (DMM) |
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| d,mm.mmmm – Degree & Decimal Minute (DMM) Suitable for Adobe Bridge, etc |
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| For Testing in a Browser Address Bar GPS Position (Joined Latitude & Longitude) formatted as (DMM) |
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This table (below) is used in calculating the results above.
It splits out the GPS DD results into the Degrees, Minutes & Seconds (DMS) format.
I.e. dd°, mm’ and ssss” format DMS (Degrees, Minutes & Seconds).
| This table is used in calculating the results above. It splits out the GPS DD results into the Degrees, Minutes & Seconds (DMS) format. |
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| Split into Degrees, Minutes & Seconds formatted as (DMS) |
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With this tool, you can convert the GPS Google, Bing, or other ‘online’ map data to a format suitable for Adobe Bridge. And then just copy and paste.
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To convert map GPS coordinates, from an online map (such as Google, and Bing), into a format suitable for Adobe Bridge.
Just…

Go to the GPS Convertor tool above…

Go to the GPS Convertor tool above…

Go to the GPS Convertor tool above…
Notes:
As above (Item 4): To transfer the formatted latitude and longitude values to Adobe Bridge, use the copy buttons. The value will be placed in the clipboard ready for use.
As above (Item 5): To test the accuracy of the results, the ‘GPS Position’ (Joined Latitude & Longitude) can be copied to the clipboard. Open a browser, and paste into the address bar, or the browser search box.