Multitask effortlessly on your PC or Mac as you try out GPS Map Camera Lite: Geotag Photo Location, a Photography app by Susamp Apps on BlueStacks.
So, GPS Map Camera Lite is one of those apps that’s actually kind of handy if someone takes a lot of photos and needs to remember exactly where things happened. Instead of scrambling for details later, it just stamps the photo with stuff like the location, date, time, and even some map coordinates if wanted. The setup is straightforward—just pick the format for the date, time, or GPS info, then start snapping photos like usual and the app sorts all the extra info on them. It isn’t overcomplicated and doesn’t make anyone jump through hoops, which is nice.
Some folks might like that the app lets you choose how the coordinates show up—there’s a bunch of types, like decimal, degrees, or even UTM for those who really know their way around maps. The camera part feels familiar, with options like using flash or switching how measurements show up (meters or feet), and there’s even a compass direction if that’s useful. It seems pretty popular with people who have to keep records for work—land agents, architects, or anyone who needs to prove when and where a photo was taken. But it’s also fun for travelers or anyone just wanting to see a map or address show up with their pics. Trying it out on a PC with BlueStacks has the bonus of seeing everything big and clear, and it’s a breeze if someone wants to manage lots of photos after a trip or an event. So, if a person ever wondered where a photo was taken, or just likes keeping things organized, this app does the trick without a fuss.
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