GPS Camera - Map Timestamp Cam

What GPS Camera is for

GPS Camera is a camera app that adds a watermark to photos and videos. The watermark can carry the time, the location, a map, GPS coordinates and the weather. It is aimed at travellers and photographers who want a record of where each picture was taken.

The watermark is the core of the app. Everything else in it, from the map templates to the photo gallery map, exists to show or organise that location and time data.

Stamping time and location on shots

Stamps can use GPS to fill in the location automatically, or the location can be changed by hand. The time format can also be changed. Date, time, coordinates and weather can each be customised, so the stamp shows only the details wanted.

These settings apply to both photos and videos. The listing describes changing the time format and location while recording as well as while taking still shots.

Watermark templates with live map and sensor data

The app offers several watermark templates. The listing says they can include a live map, latitude and longitude, a geotag, the magnetic field, a compass reading and altitude. The live map sits alongside the text, so the stamp shows the position as well as the name of the place.

The app also tracks live location and can display several map types. The map views are for seeing where you are, and they feed the same location data used in the stamps.

Browsing geotagged photos on a map

Photos taken with the app can be viewed on an interactive map. Each shot is placed where it was taken, so the gallery can be searched by place rather than by date alone.

This suits someone who takes location-stamped photos on a trip and wants to revisit where each one was made.

Standard camera controls

Beyond the stamps, the camera includes filters, grids, flash, focus and a timer. These are the usual controls for framing and taking a shot, and they work alongside the watermark settings.