The newest, coolest feature in RoseLine uses the program to take any mountain photo and almost effortlessly identify and tag literally every peak in the picture. No more pouring over topo maps and Google earth for hours trying to figure out just what are those spectacular peaks or even the mundane ones! It's easy.

	Assumptions
	How To

Assumptions

You have access to the photo

You know where the photo was taken

You can positively identify two peaks in the photo

Currently there is only a Washington State version that supports this feature.

How To

Here are the steps to tag the peaks in a photo

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If the photo was taken from a known summit, enter the name in the "find" box (Step 1) and find and select that name in the list of peaks with matching names (Step 2). If the photo wasn't taken from a known summit then you'll have to create your own custom viewpoint and enter it's name in the "find" box and then select it the list of matching names.

Click "Find Visible Peaks" (Step 3).

RoseLine will create a list of peaks visible from your viewpoint (Step 4).

Choose output format "Tag a photo" (step 5) and press OK.

Load your photo

Identify two peaks in the photo. This will align the tick marks with the peaks

If the tick marks need some micro-adjustment, do that next

Click on a foreground peak and a background peak and the ticks lengths will be adjusted to match the summits

Save your tagged photo

It's that easy.

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