Image Map App For Windows Phone 7: Rename Photos, View & Edit EXIF Data

One thing I have always found annoying about Windows Phone 7 is that once you have taken a photo with the camera, or even imported/ downloaded it to the phone, there is no way to rename the image. So if the photo was named “asadsdsf” when you downloaded it, that’s how it’ll stay, when you, say, share it via email or upload it to Facebook. The platform’s Mango update should have rectified said issue but sadly, it did no such thing. However, the problem has finally been resolved, but not via an official update.Image Map is a free app that allows you to rename any image stored on your device,view photos on a map according to the location where they were snapped, and edit their EXIF data.

To edit a photo, you can either select it from the map, or if you can’t locate it, simply hit the camera icon in the bottom bar and choose the photo directly from within the library. There are three aspects of a photo you can edit. The first, and infinitely useful, option is the editing of the name and folder of the photo. You can add a description for each image and change other metadata including:

• Software
• Artist name
• Copyright info

Image Map’s free version has no time limitation, but only allows you to make 7 edits and is ad-supported. You can still continue to view the geo-location and EXIF data after the editing option expires. To use the app without the mentioned restrictions, you will have to purchase Image Map Plus for $0.99.

Download Image Map Here for Free

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