08.08.2006
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GPS in your camera
thermalr fly <>
sends:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0608/06080202sonygpscs1.asp
Be sure to check out the online mapping page example. A very unique way to
organize your flight pictures.
Wednesday, 2 August 2006
Sony GPS tracker for photographers Sony has today announced a very interesting
little device for recording the position where photographs are taken. The
GPS-CS1 is a small (9 cm / 3.5 in) cylindrical device which you simply attach to
a backpack or belt loop and carry with you while you shoot, it records your GPS
location and this information can later be synchronized with your digital images
to provide a map of where your photos were taken. We assume it does this using
date and time information stored in the image header (which obviously requires
your camera's clock to be synchronized). Interestingly the mapping solution is
an online website with maps provided by Google Maps (it appears that the
synchronization software will write the GPS location into JPEG EXIF headers).
http://OzReport.com/10.159.2
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