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Nikon Readies Camera-Top GPS Unit
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... processing software now supports geo-tagging, including Nikon's own ViewNX) or by online services like Flickr.
The unit goes about its job pretty quietly. The only tech specs listed concern the GP-1's flashing blinkenlights -- green and red LEDS which indicates just how many satellites have been locked onto. We expect this to be of the usual Nikon set-and-forget quality. Unfortunately, it also has another, less attractive, Nikon trait -- the outrageous $240 price tag.
Product page [Nikon via Rob Galbraith]
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Nikon's geotagging GP-1 dongle now available
Engadget —
... When we asked how you'd change Nikon's 720p-recording D90 DSLR, many of you globe-trotting photogs let out wistful sighs, gazed at the brightest star, and wished with all your might for automatic geotagging of photos. Like some trickster genie, Nikon is ...
Nikon GP-1 SLR GPS Now Available for $240 [GPS]
Gizmodo —
... Compatible with the D200, D3, D700, D90, D300 and D3X, the GP-1 is an absolutely no-frills peripheral featuring a couple of LEDs to signal GPS connectivity and not much else. Location information is added as metadata to each saved photo, so at least the user experience is fairly seamless. The GP-1 is available at retailers now for $240. [Nikon via ...
Nikon Makes The GP-1 GeoTagging Add-On Available For Purchase
Gadgetreview —
... It’s pretty bare bones looking aside from the 2 LED lights, which indicate the following: Red blinking (GPS data not recorded), Green blinking (GPS data recorded utilizing three satellites), and Green solid(Four or more satellites detected, GPS data are more accurate). The GP-1 is compatible with the D200, D3, D700, D90, D300 and just released D3X.
I looked for it online to no avail, but you can expect it to cost $240.
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Attention geotaggers: Nikon GP-1 going on sale
Crave: The gadget blog —
... Nikon's GP-1, a GPS tracking device that fits into the company's cameras and writes location data into image files, is starting to go on sale for a price of about $210. ...
