Digitizing 35mm slides to upload to Google Photos can be a chore.
Chris has a tip to ease the pain.
Author Archives: MrGeek
617.OT-Zoom Create New Account
Zoom is free for basic use. If you want to host a meeting, you need an account. You don’t need an account to attend a meeting hosted by someone else.
616.OT-Zoom with mobile
Zoom meetings using a smartphone takes video conferencing to a new level. Zoom is becoming the preferred way to have a meeting. You can create and join remote meetings with your smartphone. We’ll demonstrate how to use Zoom in several ways.
615.OT-Basic Zoom Meeting Controls
This video goes over the basic controls while in a Zoom meeting, like Gallery view and Speaker View. We use the example of a Toastmasters online meeting.
614.OT-Zoom How to Join a Meeting
Zoom Meetings are being used instead of person to person. How do you join a meeting? Let Geeks On Tour show you how.
613.GP-Map of Photos
Now we have maps of photos putting it all together onto a custom map.
612.GM-Make a map using GPS from a photo
Using Google Photos and Google MyMaps again to plot a group of photos on a custom map.
611.GM-Get and use GPS coordinates
GPS Coordinates are the Latitude and Longitude numbers that specify a location on a map. You can use these location coordinates to share where you are on a map. Google MyMaps is a great tool for this.
610.GP-Text on Photo
Google Photos recently added a text feature in its editor Markup Tool. Mrs. Geek has a cool trick to make the text stand out on your photos.
Learn Google Photos from the author of the book.
609.OT Lens in Restaurant
Google Lens has so many uses in a restaurant. Scan the menu to see what the most popular item is. Scan the check to calculate the tip and divide the check with your tablemates.