On 2011-02-23 15:45, Jens wrote:
I know, I own a JOBO hot shoe GPS unit. If shutter speeds are faster thank sync speed, I just need to press a button to record the coordinates. Not a big deal. The software will alsos designate your shots to the nearest actual recordings, if not all your images (determined by the time of the shot) have a designated GPS reading. But I'd still buy a GPS unit that will write the GPS data directly into the image file - Nikon style. Meaning no after shooting GPS work.
For these sorts of "on-camera" GPS units, can you the human get useful data out of them real-time, or does it only talk to the camera? If I'm out shooting, and I'm not at a race track (and sometimes if I am), I generally have a hand held GPS unit with me to help my own navigation. So I have the tracks. I don't mind letting a program spend a few minutes branding GPS data from the tracks into the photos.
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