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With the Mag Loan, you can borrow up to 150,000 with a good interest rate and 30,000 without showing payrolls. The money will be available on your account within 1-2 business days. If you’re missing money for one or the other, you can quickly and efficiently take a loan – big and small. The PaydayNow.net does not […]
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Read the GPS-Logger on the way with the iPhone? With extremely accurate GPS and long battery life? I take a look at the Bad Elf GPS Pro Geologger. Do you think GPS loggers are old hat? All the same, no innovations? Then you should take a look at the GPS Pro from Bad Elf . […]
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Internal geotagging for Canon and route the photo tour record. Both make the new Geotagger Canon possible. In the first part presentation and short test. Canon Geotagger GP-E2 (Photo: Canon) Canon enters the market for accessory geotaggers with the GP-E2. Until now, an expensive WLAN transmitter was required for internal geotagging with EOS cameras. […]
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Use the free BT747 software to read out and configure the GPS logger. And this on both Windows and Mac computers. In my previous GPS logger practice tests is always noticed one thing: Often there are problems with the included software. In this article I would like to introduce a reliable alternative program. For most […]
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myTracks for iPhone is the perfect complement to geotagging software on the Mac. Record GPS tracks and watch tracks on the move. myTracks for iPhone The digital camera does not have a GPS receiver installed, the desktop has a Mac and an iPhone is also available? Best conditions for track-based geotagging with myTracks. MyTracks – […]
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The GPS receiver is supposed to plug directly into the Nikon camera? Which model fits better? A direct comparison of the Dawntech ECO Pro-F with the AK-G1s from Aokatec. For photographers who want to attach the GPS receiver directly to the Nikon DSLR camera, there are currently two models. By comparison, the AK-G1s from Aokatec, […]
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Geotagging without cable. Only a small Bluetooth receiver on the camera and a GPS receiver in the backpack. Geotagging in its most carefree form. Already at the photokina in 2008 I was able to examine the prototype of the Unleashed geotagger. In comparison to the then still current adapter cable a great solution for internal […]
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The Dawntech Geologger for Nikon SLRs combines two geotagging features. Determine position data and shooting direction and save directly in the photo. In addition the practice test. With the di-GPS M3-DC Dawntech offers a Geotagger for Nikon DSLR cameras. DC stands for Digital Compass and already says that besides the location information from the GPS […]
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With the compact Bluetooth receiver from Aokatec, camera-internal geotagging can be done without cables. Together with a Bluetooth GPS receiver, the module connected to the Nikon D300 for testing. AK-4N on the Nikon D300 The 10-pin connector connects to the Nikon D200, D300 (s), D700, D2x, D2xs, D2Hs, D3 and D3x cameras as well as […]
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The compact GPS receiver GPSport 260 offers itself as a bicycle computer, outdoor GPS and of course for geotagging. The practical test checks the suitability of the compact GPS receiver. GPS navigation on the bike. For the Holux GPSport 260 should be particularly well suited. This and the suitability for geotagging clarifies the test. First […]
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