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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:1
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, map, search, geolocation"
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:14
 msgid "Map Search View"
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:16
 msgid "The whole digiKam geolocation suite consists of four parts:"
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:18
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 "The **Map** mode of the Image Area which displays images with GPS data on a "
 "map depending on the selection on the Left Sidebar, e.g. the images in the "
 "album you selected in the Album View, the images with a certain tag assigned "
 "(selected in the Tag View), with a certain label and so on."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:20
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 "This view which is the search tool for finding images by their GPS data."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:22
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 "The :ref:`Geolocation Editor <geolocation_editor>` which is accessible via :"
 "menuselection:`Item --> Edit Geolocation...` :kbd:`Ctrl+Shift+G` and allows "
 "to set and to edit GPS data."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:24
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 "The :ref:`Map tab <maps_view>` on the Right Sidebar which shows the location "
 "of the image on a map and is purely informative."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:30
 msgid "The digiKam Map Search Tool from Left Sidebar"
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:32
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 "The earth view is a topographical map of our beautiful home planet. To allow "
 "for better orientation the map offers a scale bar in the lower left corner "
 "as well as a windrose on the top right. To navigate and to control the view "
 "you can use the tools on the Navigation info box at the right: Press the "
 "arrow buttons to rotate the globe. The Up and Down arrow buttons will tilt "
 "the earth axis back and forth. The Left and Right arrow buttons will make "
 "the earth spin around its physical axis."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:34
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 "You can accomplish the same behavior by pressing the left mouse button "
 "somewhere on the globe and by moving the mouse while keeping the left mouse "
 "button pressed. Using this drag and drop style navigation will allow you to "
 "adjust the viewing angle much easier and more precisely. The cursor keys on "
 "your keyboard offer another alternative way to quickly change directions."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:36
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 "Zoom in and out by moving the vertical slider up and down. If your mouse has "
 "got a mouse wheel you can use that one instead - or you just hold the left "
 "mouse button and the right mouse button down both at once while moving the "
 "mouse up and down. Changing the zoom level step by step can be done via the "
 "Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons which are placed above and below the zoom "
 "slider (or using the + and - keys on your keyboard)."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:38
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 "Depending on the map's resolution zooming in will provide you with more "
 "detail. Smaller cities will appear and using the topographic map you might "
 "notice that coastlines are provided as vector graphics."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:40
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 "In case you should get lost you can always reset the viewing angle and zoom "
 "level back to the point where we started off: Just press the Home button (or "
 "the Home button on your keyboard). To set the home location to the current "
 "position (center of the map) select the Bookmarks → Set Home Location menu "
 "item."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:42
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 "The meaning of “GPS” and functions and buttons that apply to all three "
 "geolocation parts are described in the :ref:`Geolocation Editor "
 "<geolocation_editor>` chapter of this handbook. This applies to the context "
 "menu on the map and the first line of buttons under the map except the last "
 "three. The designations I use here for the buttons is the content of the "
 "respective tooltip."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:44
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 "Usually you will begin searching for images by defining a region on the map. "
 "From the **Search by area** buttons click the left one, the **Select images "
 "by drawing a rectangle** button, then click with the left mouse button over "
 "one corner on the map, draw open a rectangle and click with the left mouse "
 "button over another corner. All images falling within the coordinates of "
 "that rectangle will be shown in the Image Area (provided your images have "
 "been geo-coded of course)."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:46
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 "The next button to the right is the **Create a region selection from a "
 "thumbnail** button which creates a small region around the position of a "
 "marker or thumbnail if you click on it. If there are other images hidden "
 "behind it because they have the same position or one very close to the image "
 "you click on they will be shown in the Image Area."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:48
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 "The last button in this row is the **Remove the current region selection** "
 "button. Well, do I still have to explain that after all? O.k., I should "
 "mention that it, of course, only removes the selection, not your precious "
 "pics."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:50
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 "Now let's have a look on the three buttons at the right end of the row right "
 "under the map. They control which images you see in the Image Area out of "
 "your defined region. Let's begin with the one at the very end of the row, "
 "the Select-images button. If you activate it, it will toggle the selection "
 "of a photograph (or a group of photographs if they are hidden behind each "
 "other) once you click on it on the map. This can be helpful to fine tune "
 "your selection before carrying out operations from the Right Sidebar or the "
 "menus."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:52
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 "The **Filter images** button (the one with the funnel on it) will, other "
 "than the **Select images** button who leaves all images from your defined "
 "region visible in the Image Area, switch off all other images and show only "
 "the one you clicked on. This is particular useful if the map is just showing "
 "markers or if the thumbnails are too small to clearly identify images."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:54
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 "The **Remove the current filter** button is self explaining but I want to "
 "mention here that these three last buttons won't affect your defined search "
 "region which means that once you click the button with the white cross in a "
 "red circle all images in that region should be displayed again in the Image "
 "Area."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:56
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 "The **Show Non Geolocated Items** button displays all images without GPS "
 "data in the Image Area. If this applies to many images from your collections "
 "it might be a good idea to use the **Filters** tab of the Right Sidebar and/"
 "or the sorting and grouping functions in the **View** menu additionally."
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 #: ../../main_window/mapsearch_view.rst:58
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 "In the box below you can enter a name for your geo filter. It will be added "
 "to the list view below for future reference once you click the save button "
 "to the right of it, it acts as a live geo folder. The search field at the "
 "bottom searches in the Searches list above."
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