Geotag: Nikon D200 Dawn Tech N2 di-GPS mini.

[longkangman]

Is AAA battery better as it is smaller? :dunno:

 

[acroamatic]

Bryan, thanks for the information. The user manual was useful. Looks very good!

In application you can download the users manual which you can see the details.

 

[bryanshan]

Thank you acroamatic,

I got your email and anything I can do for you just call me or email me

 

[bryanshan]

here I wish all of you a happy Spring Festival, gongxifacai

 

[Stefan71a]

Thank you acroamatic,

I got your email and anything I can do for you just call me or email me

Hi Bryan,
Have been looking at your N1 GPS but I wonder if that one include data logging fuction as well but have not been able to see any connection on the unit to download the data. In the future would it be possible to have a similar function as Geo-Pic II there you can lock a GPS cordinate if you are inside a building and taking photos?

Regards
Stefan

 

[bryanshan]

Hi Stefan,

Thank you for your interest in our product. For N1 we don't have the function as a data logger.
And we are considering locking a GPS cordinate when you are inside a building and taking photos. Thank you for your advice.


Best wishes

Bryan

 

[David Chin]

Hi Stefan,

Thank you for your interest in our product. For N1 we don't have the function as a data logger.
And we are considering locking a GPS cordinate when you are inside a building and taking photos. Thank you for your advice.


Best wishes

Bryan

Much has been spoken on this and I wonder when your product will be ready.

Best wishes for the Spring Festival. I hope everything is fine in Chengdu given the extreme cold spell lately.

David

 

[bryanshan]

Our N1 is already in sale and acroamatic already bought one.

 

[xtemujin]

Macsense Geomet'rTM GPS Receiver for Nikon

Priced at US$129 which is much more cheaper than the Dawntech N2 Di-GPS at US$238, Custom Idea Geopic II at £199.95 and the Solmeta GPS N1 at US$248.

http://www.macsense.com/product/peripheral/gnc-30.htm

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00155Q7V0/ref=dp_olp_2

 

[kennethw]

...But the Dawntech one you can use a remote trigger at the same time....

 

[xtemujin]

Dawntech di-GPS has come out with a new design that includes the 10 pin input, moisture and dust sealing. Dawntech N2-di-GPS at a price of US$268.

http://www.dawntech.hk/di-GPS/products.htm

Solmeta has also come out with the new DP-GPS N2, that has the ability to freeze and save the last received GPS signals to be recorded into the photos files and a digital compass. Solmeta DP-GPS N2 at a price of US$288.

http://www.solmeta.com/en/products_detail.asp?id=10

 

[bryanshan]

I am so sorry for our still not released C1. I have to apologize for it. I know a lot of people are interesting in it. The reason we delay the release is that we all hooked up by our N1 and N2. Since our N1 and N2 has been released, it is time for us to move on with C series, next week, you will see some info. about our C2, still not C1, a blue version data logger.

Thank you

Regards

Bryan

 

[zonerx]

Macsense Geomet'rTM GPS Receiver for Nikon

Priced at US$129 which is much more cheaper than the Dawntech N2 Di-GPS at US$238, Custom Idea Geopic II at £199.95 and the Solmeta GPS N1 at US$248.

http://www.macsense.com/product/peripheral/gnc-30.htm

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00155Q7V0/ref=dp_olp_2

Just got this nice GPS device from Eastgear this evening, being waiting for such GPS device for long time and reasonable priced too

In general:

+ simply plug in and push the on button on the connector to get it to sync with GPS satellites, got linked up less then a minute.

+ built quality is quite good and is made in Taiwan.

+ work as described in the manual.

+ work well with Flickr and all info auto detect by flickr.

+ good price

- altitude seem to be not so accurate because I got different altitude tagged to different photos, average 10-20m differences

software come with it is very sluggish, i gave up after using 5mins anyway don't need it also

Also uploaded 1 snap shot to my flickr so you can take a look on the tagged info HERE

well thats all for now, hope can have a field test soon

overall I feel is a good buy

 

[xtemujin]

Zonerx,

Thanks for the great review about the Macsense Geomet'r GPS Receiver.:thumbsup:

Eastgear is having a MO price at $160 for the Macsense GPS.

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=388398

 

[xtemujin]

GPS solution for Nikon DSLR is getting cheaper.

PC-Mobile GN-1 GPS, US$99.50

http://www.pc-mobile.net/nikongps.htm