Does this camera stamp the lat and long onto the image or only record location data in the metadata?
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The image on which the GPS information is recorded can be imported to a computer using the supplied software "MediaImpression 3.6.2 LE" (for Windows) and the location where the image was taken can be displayed on the map. Select an image in the preview screen and click (location) in the [Property] area to display the map. *To display the map, you need to connect your computer to the Internet.
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Sam, I only used it a short time before the water seeped in and broke the camera. But I believe it only shows the GPS coordinates.
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I believe this is proprietary. From what I've experienced, it ties to the GPS software itself to supply the information. Best I can give you.
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Totally. Use the camera own software for processing the image and gps data together. It superimposes on the video, the gps information related to the scene, i. e., speed, altitude etc. It has basic editing capabilities, but you can always use Imovie or Final Cut afterwardsÁlvaro
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No ..... Just an internal GPS to let you know where you're at during 'picture taking' .... ;-)
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You can turn the "Record GPS data" feature on and off. You can also "update a GPS files" and "Erase GPS data"
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The GPS feature provides Lat & Long coordinates as part of the video image along with a time stamp. You can't get directions or program a route. You've got to get the Garmin Nuvi for that feature. Hope this helps - GO PATS
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yes.....the file title includes a date/time stamp & the location name of the camera.
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Yes on Date and time if the feature is turn-on. I do not know about stamping with the coordinate, but the coordinate can be seen if we use the ViewNX2 software. If you are in the remote area (overseas) the coordinate can be off by many miles though the problem may be the accuracy of the Google map. For example I was boating and the coordinate showed the boat went through an island
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I'm afraid it doesn't. It is an exercises device, not a going out info. It records your traject, speed, heights and other data like that. Good luck
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Yes, I know the others say no, but when I've loaded the pics on my iPad, you can see the location on the map. I don't know how you do that without GPS
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No, it doesnt. It doesnt go on the hot shoe. And it doesnt write directly on the photo metadata. You connect the device to your computer and use a software to sync the gps data to the pictures.
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This works by a GPS Location. It does not "Sense" a speed camera. If the database says there is a speed camera somewhere, it will start beeping about 500-1000 ft before the camera even if there is no camera there. You can add locations to it for cameras that are not yet in their database. I have added several to their database. It has saved me a ton of money too. My house is bracketed by speed cameras and my commute to work has 5 cameras on it round trip.
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No it does not. It is about the size of a small cell phone and does not attach to the camera hot shoe. You can hang it from a camera bag or rearview mirror and it works fine. It records GPS data which you then transfer to your computer. The software them matches the time on the GPS data with the time in the metadata of the photo file. It works, but I can say it is not ideal. At the time I purchased it four years ago it worked well. Ideally I would want something that records the GPS data directly to the picture file, but this does not.
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I let the GPS logger run without any adjustment and reset only my camera(s) to the new time zone. I correct the offset later when I geotag my photos with Adobe Lightroom. The newer versions of LR make this really easy.
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The device only makes available the position in longitude and lattitude notation into the exif of the picture. Works fine, but cannot be used as a compass or whatsoever for navigational purposes. Henedu.
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Can you use the GPS for putting only the date and time on your pics?? Not wanting the location.