GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr Plus is a photo geotagging solution that is created specifically for Nikon digital SLR cameras. Professional photographers can use PhotoTrackr Plus to geotag their JPEGs or RAW photos as they shoot. PhotoTrackr Plus brings convenience to the geotagging process and will not affect your photo processing workflow. Adding PhotoTrackr Plus to your camera is the easiest way to turn your DSLR into a GPS camera.
TIPS: Photo Geotagging is the process of adding geographical identification metadata to photographs. These data usually consist of latitude and longitude coordinates, as well as altitude, and place names. Photo Geocoding refers to the process of adding non-coordinate based geographical identifiers, such as a street address, to the photographs.
Compatible Cameras:
Nikon D90, D3100, D5000, and D7000, D200, D300, D300s, D700, D2X, D2Xs, D2Hs, D3, D3X, D3s and Fujifilm S5Pro.
Features
- Geotags your photos as you shoot - seemless integration with the supported cameras
- No software needed
- Plug and play
- Built-in memory - capable of geotagging photos with last known location if satelite fix is not available
- Auto and quick connection
- Compact and reliable
- Light weight and low power consumption.
- High sensitivity GPS
- RAW photo support
- Built-in Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- Power saving with vibration sensor in GPS receiver
- GPS receiver battery life: 44+ hours under continous use
| Compare to Nikon original GPS unit |
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PhotoTrackr Plus |
NIKON GP-1 |
| Usage Illustration |
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| GPS Warm-up Time |
No waiting time: GPS is not affected by camera on/off (external GPS) |
GPS warm-up every time the camera is turned on/off |
| Average power consumption |
Consumes less battery power/GPS does not consume camera battery power (40mW) |
180mW |
| Occupied Space |
Use 10-pin terminal only |
Occupy accessory shoe (flash mount space) |
| Last Known Position |
Saves the last known position to geotag photos even satellite signal is not available |
Not able to geotag photos when satellite signal is not available |
| Wiring |
Bluetooth Connection - no wiring with GPS, more flexible |
Wired GPS |
| Dimensions(WHD) |
smaller size(26x18x12mm) |
45x25x55mm |
| Cable |
No |
Yes |
| Power supply |
Camera Battery |
| On/off switch |
No |
| Power On |
Power on camera |
| Power off |
Turn off both camera and GPS receiver, or disconnect adapter |
Disconnect adapter |
| When camera is off |
Device continue to receive GPS data |
| Interface for Remote switch |
Optional Canon RS60 E3 |
Optional MC-DC2 |
| GPS Receiver |
High sensitivity GPS: tracking channel: 44 |
Tracking channels: 18 |
| Acquisition times |
Cold/Warm/Hot start time: 29/10/1 seconds (on average) |
Cold/Hot start time: 45/5 seconds |
| Update rate |
1 Hz |
| Data format |
NMEA version 2.3 (compatible with version 3.01) |
HOW IT WORKS: (3 simple steps)
- Connect GPS adapter to your Nikon camera’s 10-pin remote terminal.
- Setup camera GPS settings. Click here to see detailed instructions.
- Start taking pictures and GPS data will be recorded directly into photographs.
Connect GPS adapter to the camera |
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Nikon DSLR with GPS adapter will receive GPS data from the GPS receiver and embed GPS info into the photo's EXIF data |
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GPS receiver will transfer GPS data wirelessly to the camera via the Bluetooth connetion |
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