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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, geolocation, reverse, geocoding"
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 "In this tab you can use a public geoname service to look up address details "
 "of the geographic position of one or more images and convert them into tags. "
 "In order to do that you need a few preparations. You should be already "
 "familiar with the idea of tags and how to create, edit and use them. The "
 "best entry into this issue you find in the Tags View section of Chapter 2 of "
 "the digiKam handbook."
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 "First you should create a root tag in the Tag Manager or in the tag tree of "
 "the Left or Right Sidebar. You might name it Location or Places or ..."
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 "Then you select the image(s) you want to tag (they need to have GPS data "
 "assigned), open the Geolocation Editor and click the **Reverse Geocoding** "
 "tab. You will see your tag tree and if you click with the right mouse button "
 "over a tag, preferable the one you created for the geo tags, you will see "
 "this context menu:"
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 "In the main section the tags you can add are sorted from the largest region "
 "(country) down to the smallest (house number). If you choose **Add All "
 "Address Elements** and then fold out the Location tag and all the sub-tags "
 "you will have this:"
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 "The digiKam Geolocation Editor Reverse Geocoding Tags Hierarchy To Populate"
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 "These red tags in curly brackets are called control tags. They determine "
 "which address elements you want the reverse geolocation service you have "
 "chosen at the top under **Select Service** to look for. You can still delete "
 "some of them with the help of the context menu if you feel that you don't "
 "need them or modify the structure by deleting some control tags and add them "
 "in other places of the tree or even build a new tree parallel to the first "
 "by adding a control tag to the root tag (here: Location). Arranging the "
 "control tags on the same level instead of a tree structure can save a lot of "
 "redundant tags since the same city or town name exists in more than one "
 "state or country let alone street names. But it can make the whole location "
 "branch of your tag tree quite long and therefore incalculable. This is to "
 "say that you have to find your own solution to this problem depending on "
 "your needs, maybe a mix, and the sooner you find it the less work you have "
 "to invest in editing your tag tree and the control tags."
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 "Let us assume you use the control tags as shown in the above screenshot, "
 "select the images you want to tag from the list of images to the left and "
 "click **Apply Reverse Geocoding**. Then the tag tree might look similar to "
 "this:"
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 "The digiKam Geolocation Editor Reverse Geocoding Tags Hierarchy Populated"
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 "The green tags represent the search result of the selected public reverse "
 "geocoding service and are already assigned to the image(s). To save these "
 "tags to the image file and the digiKam database click **Apply**. The tags "
 "will appear as regular tags in your tag tree which you can see already here "
 "or in the tag tree of the Left or Right Sidebar. Of course you can still "
 "edit them like any other tag in the Tag Manager or in the Left or Right "
 "Sidebar, but not here in the Geolocation Editor."
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