https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397872
--- Comment #3 from MarcP <iwannaber...@gmail.com> ---
I would also like to add a few things.
- First, something that took me some time to realize. When you want to reverse
geocode several pictures, first you have to select which pictures from the list
you want to process. By default none is selected, but considering that the user
already selected which pictures wants to geolocate before opening the tool,
it's safe to assume that the whole list could be pre-selected by default.
Although maybe just for the reverse geolocation tab.
- Also, the name of the button "Apply reverse geocoding" can be misleading. At
first, I thought it was the button to save the data to the database/metadata,
but there's already a button for that below ("Apply"). Maybe something like
"Process reverse geocoding", "Obtain location(s)", "Obtain address(es)" or
"Location(s) lookup" might be more intuitive.
- Another thing. Since the location will be saved in the form of a hierarchical
tag list, the info displayed in the Tags column of the list will include one
string for each level of the hierarchy separated by commas (e.g. Canada,
Canada/Ontario, Canada/Ontario/Toronto, Canada/Ontario/Toronto/Yorkville). Just
for the sake of readability, either show them one on top of each other, or just
show the most detailed one.
And one last thing I just realized. When you select a picture from the list,
the map shows its location. However, when you select a few, the map won't zoom
out so all the selection is shown in the map. I think the zoom should change in
order to display the location of all the selection.
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