Does it add geo location data (GPS) to photos taken through the app on the smartphone?
768693
Well,it depends on whether u allowed the app to use your GPS location on the first place and also whether the GPS on your phone is turned on.
257102
1. Yes it keeps plaiyng. But you can make gps volume louder. Whebln someone rings it turns off sound.2. Map and gps software are stored on sd card. You can extract it and update map.3. Did not try to connect camera. Sorry.
480532
Yes, just put the micro-sd card into your Garmin SD slot, and it will automatically read the card when you put in an Aussie or NZ address. I put the address' in ahead of time by going to Google Earth, then finding what I was looking for. Then entering the Coordinates and "Save As" what ever, like hotel name, etc.
2003257
I have an older version but believe the device works the same. All the AMOD does is create a GPS tracking log that captures coordinates and altitude on a regular basis that you determine, e.g., every 5 seconds. The you need software, either that provided by AMOD or another source, to correlate the AMOD data to the image data from your camera. I use HoudahGeo software for my Mac which will tag any kind of image with GPS data which I then load into Lightroom.
1104915
It is just a GPS device sending out the location where it is, to any device which supports through Bluetooth connectivity. Say, you can use it instead of the GPS in your cell phone for retrieving the exact location in your map installed. Or, you can use it for some cameras with Bluetooth, while any of the photos you take in outdoor will have the location info in it.
119413
Yes, there is, when you install the camera they provide you with a link to the app.
2003258
It does not write to images. It only creates a (NMEA) log file. Software, such as Lightroom, Photo Mechanic, etc. must be used to read the log data and geotag image files, whether raw or jpeg.
1648178
It does, but it is a little different from most gps sensors in that the map program has to explicitly use it. Nokia "Here Maps" uses it.
470087
Not necessarily. It does keep a text log of your GPS locations that is updated at intervals.
1626512
If you are outdoors, or more specifically you have gps reception, and then move indoors (and thus out of gps reception) does it still tag the photo at the last known location? This would be good for me as I am looking for a camera I can take diving and so my hope it will tag pictures at the last known location (i.e. when we start the dive)
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.
808795
I'm afraid it doesn't. It is an exercises device, not a going out info. It records your traject, speed, heights and other data like that. Good luck
1735687
No, it uses your Android or Iphone to upload the info to Garmin Connect which you access through your computer.
1308617
No it does not so make a note as to where you were when you took that picture.
1046162
I don't know about the geotagging feature, but the last time I used it on my iPad I did need to have the app open and, if I recall correctly, in the foreground. Found that silly myself.
1436792
If you have the GPS device connected to the camera, the date/time/zone should update automatic
2247067
Totally. Use the camera own software for processing the image and gps data together. It superimposes on the video, the gps information related to the scene, i. e., speed, altitude etc. It has basic editing capabilities, but you can always use Imovie or Final Cut afterwardsÁlvaro