Bearing - GPS Field Camera

Bearing is a GPS camera for fieldwork, site visits and inspections. Take a photo, see where and when it was recorded, and share a record others can check. CAPTURE WITHOUT WAITING Take the shot while Bearing looks for the best available location reading around the capture time. Each record shows the reported horizontal accuracy and fix age, with an Evidence grade or Below grade label. For a steadier reading, touch and hold the shutter while standing still. Bearing averages location readings for eight seconds. When you’re moving, Bearing can estimate the position at the shutter moment using measured speed and course and include the added uncertainty in the reported accuracy. Where available, records include coordinates, altitude, camera direction and tilt, address, grid codes and sun position. Add a project reference, operator name, notes and custom fields to keep the context with the photo. KEEP THE ORIGINAL AND CHOOSE YOUR STAMP Add a visible stamp with the details you want on the photo. Round or hide coordinates on the stamped copy, or use Muted Capture to save a clean image. Bearing keeps the original and its record, so you can add a stamp later. Browse records by project, on a map, in a list or as photo trails. Export selected records as a PDF report, CSV, KML, KMZ or a portable evidence package. SHARE AND VERIFY Send a check link so a recipient can view the shared details and a photo preview in a browser. Choose how much location detail the link shows and whether to include the project, operator and notes. Check any visible stamp before sending the photo alongside the link. For a more complete handover, export a Capture Record PDF with the sealed record and recorded location. You can lock it with the record code. Bearing’s seal lets you check whether the files and details covered by it have changed since they were sealed. GET HELP WHILE YOU WORK Bearing Guide includes searchable, illustrated answers for capture, location accuracy, privacy, sharing and verification. It works offline, and links from key screens take you straight to the relevant answer. Try the sample sharing preview to see what a recipient would see before sharing a real record. This release supports iOS 18 and later, clarifies verification messages and improves layouts at larger text sizes.