Re: Digital camera with GPS capability

"John Blessing" <nospam.lbe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> You don't want GPS builtin. Why? Because it is going to be mediocre at 
>> best. It isn't an overly useful function if it takes 3 or 4 minutes for

>> it to find the salellites, It also isn't very useful if it keeps
loosing 
>> those satellites. You want something that is going to work and work
well 
>> you want to invest in a good GPS system one that connects fast and can 
>> remain connected even under trees, unvalleies, in cities with buildings

>> all around, etc. Just make sure that it can ex****t the waypoint data
and 
>> then you take that with one of the many free or for cost programs that 
>> will take that data compare the information to your photos and then 
>> embedd the data in to the images.
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>
> e.g. http://code.google.com/p/gpicsync/
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> Of course, I doubt any add-on GPS/software can tell what you are
focussing 
> on in relation to the camera position.
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I knowing what the picture is matters when it comes to being able to show 
where you took the picture on a map because?

The Spider

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