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Seems it can not work for Canon. it uses Sirf IV chipset from its datasheet and that can locate the satellite signal quickly. As it is no switch, then it can tell there is no programm inside and no last gps position thing. But for a Sirf IV, it is capable of the fast aquasition when using it...

That is quite simple. Press the cali button, turn two circles, and press the button again. Got it? Press the calibration button until the red LED flashes 3 times. Then release the button. and hold the camera in horizon level while slowly making two 360 degree turns on the spot. Press the...

Then your choice narrows to Solmeta and Easytagger, both of them can show direction with a built in electronic compass.

I read about Solmeta geotagger pro, a 3 axis compass, a small lcd and plus a data logger seems to be the highlight. But is 3 axis really that important? Do you have the time to read those numbers on the lcd when you are focusing on taking the photos? If needed, you may view all the numbers on...

So keep away from sensitive areas http://www.pixiq.com/article/woman-escorted-off-us-airways-flight-for-snapping-iphone-photo

So what gps devices do you use? All seems great. Here is one I just read. I read a lot gps solution now, http://www.pixiq.com/article/geotag-your-nikon-photos-with-affordable-gps

Since yours is D60, no direct geotagging device for it right now. Only way is merge afterwards. But this one I recommend you can act as a data logger, and once you upgrade your camera later, it can geotag directly. http://www.pixiq.com/article/geotag-your-nikon-photos-with-affordable-gps

While I recommend Easytagger wired gps although they released their bluetooth solution. First, it is cost effective, combined all the functions a geotagging gps could have. can geotag JPG and Raw directly. can record heading, can record footprints(built in logger), can show barometric altitude...

That puzzeled me a lot too and after some research, i choose Sigma 17-70 and after some test shots, I began to miss my 18-55 lens. So if I have a second choice, I will chosee Nikon 16-85

I removed the UV lens I used to protect my lens get a better image, but got something on my lens then. I was recommended to try this lenspen http://www.e-geotag.com/accInfo.aspx?pid=83 but just afraid to hurt my lens. so anyone could give me some suggestions? Thanks

I am interested in geotagging and after some basic research, I wanna make the choices between Nikon GP-1, Easytagger GPS, Solmeta and Dawntech's. So anyone could give me the using experiences of these four gadgets? Thanks