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Is there any way to add / adjust the location data associated with a picture in Photos using a satellite image rather than just the map? This was an option in iPhoto, where you could edit the location and the option of using the satellite data would be there - but I can't see it as an option in Photos. The satellite image allows you to geotag the photo much more accurately than maps...
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That feature has been dropped in Photos. Tell Apple what missing features you'd like restored or new features added in Photos via Feedback - Photos - Apple
You can use the Maps.app in satellite view to drop a pin at the precise location. Then copy and paste the location from the Info of the pin as described here: How to copy a GPS location from one Photo to other Photos using the Maps.app
Generally, if you have a map tool that allows you to see the coordinates of a location (the latitude and longitude in degrees), you can write the pair "latitude longitude" in degrees, separated by a space into the location field to enter the location precisely.
Add location data in Photos using satellite image
