Accessory GPS geo-tagging for Nikon
Nikon has finally launched the GP-1 GPS unit that can be connected to its digital SLR cameras, GPS port of the D90, as well as making a distance of 10-pins of the D3X, D3, D700, D300 and D200, and thus allowing each captured image is geo-tagged. The GP-1 uses two LEDs to indicate the status of the connection with the satellites.
This new GPS module will allow Nikon photographers save latitude, longitude, altitude and time on each photo capture. The GP-1, then 5 seconds to get satellite information after 45 seconds in hot or cold.
Some of the older digital SLR cameras require users to download and install the latest firmware to be compatible with MP-1.
The data can be stored in locations on the map using the ViewNX version 1.2 software is available for download at no cost or images uploading to the Web site My Picturetown Nikon, so to see exactly where each image was taken.
Shipments of the GP-1 GPS module will begin later this month and goes on sale with a price of $ 240.
