If you had a picture of yourself standing on the top of the world. Do you think that people will trust you on the picture? They’ll laugh and teas you with the picture and saying it was fabricated with software’s.
Now you don’t have to worry about the talks behind you as you can use the Nikon GP-1 GPS unit that allows you to geotag your photos by attaching the hot shoe of your Nikon camera. The Nikon GP-1 GPS is a small device that you attach together with your camera.
This GPS only works with Nikon model D3, D300, D700, D2Xs, D200 and also D-SLR camera’s. By looking on it it’s almost similar to your Bluetooth device but more comparable to a dongle.
It’s 2 x 1.8 inch and Nikon GP-1 GPS records latitude, longitude, altitude and time. You may upload the pictures taken from the camera by using Nikon’s ViewNX software and also My Picturetown photo storage and sharing website or Google Earth.
Nikon GP-1 GPS requires satellite signal in about 45 sec after powering up or 5 sec if already turn on. Nikon GP-1 GPS uses three color code to differentiate the mode of work as flashing red for no record but GPS Satellite is available, Green blinks detects 3 satellite and a solid green means it detected 4 or more satellite.
