Geotagged Photo: Accuracy problem : photo does not show up in the right location

Question

Hi,

The new function for direct import of geotagged photos in ArcGIS Explorer Desktop seems really nice, but I ran into an accuracy problem while using it for the first time:
I imported several photos with GPS coordinates in the EXIF data from a GPS Camera. All photos are taken right on the edge of a highway.
The thumbnails show up without error, but are placed at nearly 500 meters (to the SW) from the point they were taken. 
Same with other photos.
(Do test this further, I opened Google Earth from my Picture Viewer Program and the dot showed up in the rightplace. When I exported these Google Earth 'temporary locations' to a kmz file and import the latter into ArcGIS Exlporer, the point is in the right place this time. )
I attach one example photo and would be happy if someone could try to reproduce this error or tell me what could have gone wrong in my case.

Thanks for any help or suggestions, 
Roby

Attached: 11-08-26-A13-21_r.JPG (geotagged photo) and 11-08-26-A13-21.zip, (containing the corresponding knz file exported from Google Earth)

11-08-26-A13-21.zip

11-08-26-A13-21_r.JPG

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JavierCanete · Answer

Hi ESRI Community,

I am having the same problem but in ArcGIS Pro. I Geotagged the photos from my GoPro and when these are dispalyed on the map, few pictures are wrongly located. I thought this could be only an ArcPro problem but when I did this in ArcMap same happened. Would be great if you can help me, thanks!

EdanCain · Answer

Thanks for letting me know Roby. There is a bug with IPhone geotagged images that I have fixed that will be in the next release.

Kind regards,
Edan

Anonymous User · Answer

Original User: colbachr

Dear Edan,

As far as I am concerned, the problem seems to be resolved with the new version (Build 1750) of ArcGis Explorer.

Roby