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Panoramio API

Panoramio is a website that enables digital photographers to geolocate, store and organize their photographs–and to view those photographs in Google Earth and Google Maps.

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Panoramio: Highlights

Summary: photo upload site with organizer and geolocation

Category: Photos

Tags: photo mapping

Protocols: REST

Data Formats: JSON, JSONP

API home: http://www.panoramio.com/api/

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Panoramio: Specifications

Functionality

API Groups

Example API Methods: getpanoramas

Client Install Required: No

Service Endpoint: http://www.panoramio.com/map/get_panoramas.ph ...

Signup and Licensing

Signup Requirements: No

Developer Key Required: No

Account Required: No

Commercial Licensing: No

Provider: panoramio.com

Non-Commercial Lic.: Yes

Data Licensing: No

Usage Fees: None

Usage Limits: 100 photos per query

Terms of Service: API Terms

Security

Authentication Model: None

SSL Support: No

Read-only Without Login: Yes

Support

Vendor API Kits

Community API Kits

API Blog

Site Blog: www.panoramio.com/blog/

API Forum: www.panoramio.com/forum/

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Comments

June 02, 2008 at 21:54: Comment by: Matthew
Shame there is no XML interface...