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02 May 2015 14:19 #1 by Chris Lowe
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According to the GE website as of January this year GE Pro is free & you just have to register.

Just download and install the Pro version and login using your email address and the code GEPFREE

it worked for me and imported all of my place marks.

Chris

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02 May 2015 15:32 #2 by Peter Kirk
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I thought we had covered this earlier?

I registered a few month back and on the face of it it doesn't seem that different from plain GE. Things that I have noticed is that resolution is slightly betteralthough not always noticable and you can sve high quality extracts of the current view. This saved time on the stitching of multiple screen grabs.

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02 May 2015 16:08 #3 by Chris Lowe
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I didn't see anything from earlier & I agree it don't see a lot different.

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02 May 2015 16:28 #4 by P Bellamy
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The circle measure/draw tool comes in very handy for one thing. :)

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02 May 2015 17:52 #5 by mbriscoe
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I didn't see anything from earlier & I agree it don't see a lot different.


Some years ago I paid for Google Earth Pro because it allowed me to import large numbers of Placemarks from files. The basic version limited you to about ten at a time.

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02 May 2015 20:54 #6 by Peter Kirk
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I didn't see anything from earlier & I agree it don't see a lot different.


Apologies, I think I picked it up from an email or magazine.

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03 May 2015 08:02 #7 by Iain Taylor
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Apologies, I think I picked it up from an email or magazine.


I mentioned it to you Peter. Odd thing is, I thought I posted it to here as well.

(much like I was sure there were more posts about Ossington than there are!)

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03 May 2015 08:25 #8 by Chris Lowe
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A lot is missing there is a DoB entry for the only pillbox on Desborough airfield but the link it that GE pin to the relevant thread no longer works.

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03 May 2015 09:53 #9 by Peter Kirk
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The circle measure/draw tool comes in very handy for one thing. :)


Isn't that an addon?

I noticed the enhanced zooming and decided to take measurements of markers shelter at Holmpton that has long since fallen into the sea. It was difficult with the blurred edges and shadows but I got a reasonable measurement. However I have noticed that an MS of known sizes can measure up as completely differently especially between different dates. I suspect this is partly due to the software that plots the aerial photo and partly due to the attitude* of the photographing aeroplane but it does mean that smaller items cannot be accurately measured. Shame when most are no longer there!

* I almost expect a comment :)

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03 May 2015 11:04 #10 by P Bellamy
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The circle measure tool is standard in GE Pro, along with a few other toys. :)

Chris, the Desborough pillbox pin link works fine for me.
A bit slower than usual, but it does work.

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