From the Ancestry.com Blog
We just launched a new Upload and Transcribe beta at Find A Grave. With this new
feature, you can upload a whole trips worth of cemetery headstone photos and
transcribe them in either new memorials, or attach the photos easily to existing
memorials.
Upload Multiple Photos At Once
Add a group of headstone photos to Find A Grave using a new upload tool
available on the cemetery page. Preview, rotate, and delete images from the
photos you upload.
Quick Tip: Make sure “Location Services” is turned on in your smartphone
camera when you take pictures, and when you upload photos through the beta,
they’ll appear correctly on the photo map after uploaded! This works for both
Android and iOS phones.
Easily Transcribe Uploaded Photos
You can turn your uploaded photos in to new memorials, or quickly attach them
to preexisting memorials, using our new transcription tool. Find your photos to
transcribe on your Contributor Tools page or on the cemetery page.
Get Help, Help Others
Photos that have been uploaded through this new feature, but haven’t yet been
transcribed, will be opened to the community after 7 days. The photographer will
still manage any new memorials created, and special attribution will be given to
the transcriber. You can find community photos to transcribe at your friends
profile page, any cemetery page, or on our home page.
Provide Feedback
We are constantly trying to improve Find A Grave, so please consider giving
us your feedback. You can reach out to us through our online feedback form, and
don’t forget to follow us on our Facebook page.
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