If you transfer the images to your smartphone at the location where you 've shot the photos with the Sony, will they get location tagged via phone gps
1143569
Hi JP, transferring those images to your smartphone will not be geotagged using the phone's GPS. -Ely
533332
yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great products. Check out Nokia Beta labs... yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great... » Read More yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great products. Check out Nokia Beta labs... « Show Less
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Do you mean will you be able to extract the GPS location information using a Mac - assuming you had the GPS on when you took the photo? The answer is yes, if the software you are using has that capability. iPhoto will do it, for instance.
1151828
Not sure, but I know the memory card inserts into your GPS unit, and at power on it recognizes the additional maps. The advantage to this is you can move the card from one GPS unit to another. With the software, you have to connect your GPS to your computer and upload the map, and it's licensed only to that GPS unit. If you buy another GPS unit, you have to buy the software again, but the card can be moved. Hope this helps
1442010
Yes. You can transfer images from the camera to a smart phone. You do need to download a free app to do so.
1618150
The GPS feature is associated with tagging the recorded event at the start only. When it is selected in the playback function it displays points on a map of all the videos clips it has in memory. I don't believe there is anyway to access this info in real time while a clip is playing or if there is any other way to use this info other than on the camera. It's a nice feature but not very useful to me. I just love the clarity and 3D.
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You will get a location only when someone views the tag contents - either by visiting the web address on the tag or scanning its QR code. These tags do not have any GPS or electronics - they use the viewing device to query the location at the time of view. You cannot track the tag on the web in real time.
1581659
Not sure completely, but I'd say NO since it does use cell-phone to communicate its location to tracker (and probably even uses cell to get position, rather than direct GPS).
1666917
If you have the GPS on, the GPS information is part of the EXIF data of the photo. If you're using the GPS in LOG (detached from the camera) mode I'm not sure.
1286702
Depends on which Sony you have. If it has wifi then you can 'share' or "send to' a sharing app - be it drop box, email, Etc. If your camera does not have that capability- then yes, you have to download the pictures to a computer and then upload to your tablet. There may be an adaptor that could plug into the tablet via the micro usb port with a card reader at the other end. You would then need an app to tell it what to do. I have not tried to find such a thing, but it may be out there.
903327
No it does not. It is about the size of a small cell phone and does not attach to the camera hot shoe. You can hang it from a camera bag or rearview mirror and it works fine. It records GPS data which you then transfer to your computer. The software them matches the time on the GPS data with the time in the metadata of the photo file. It works, but I can say it is not ideal. At the time I purchased it four years ago it worked well. Ideally I would want something that records the GPS data directly to the picture file, but this does not.
803139
No. Strictly stationary cameras that can be located by permanent gps position. And it was lousy. I returned it.
1484031
No. There is another model with the same lenses and megapixels that has GPS and wireless photo download. I opted for the non-GPS on the assumption that GPS will greatly reduce the battery life, but I don't have direct experience with that. Something to look into.
411929
No. You just touch the tag to the back of your phone to cause some action . You can place the tag anywhere.
236913
Both answers are no. GPS only marks where the picture is taken and WiFi is to downloas pictures
603574
No this camera does not have GPS for Geo-tagging BUT it will acquire the latitude and longitude coordinates of your smartphone and write that location to your picture. You will need to install the Panasonic Image App on your smartphone. You will also have to change the settings: Menu->Playback->Location Logging->Add location data.
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Yes. Here's how: http://www.n95users.com/forum/general-95/5330-finally-flawless-photos-geotagging-your-nokia-n95.html