Sony Camera GPS Unit
Published by Gonzo Pete March 11th, 2007 in Gadgets, Computing, Communication, Visual, Cameras.
Sony has released its GPS-CS1KA GPS Unit. It enables any digital camera that uses Exif 2.1-compatible images to have location data saved alongside it.
The GPS-CS1KA GPS Unit kit now includes Sony Picture Motion Browser software. This easy-to-use PC application matches photo dates and times with satellite-derived position information captured using the GPS-CS1. ‘Tagged’ images can then be displayed in situ on an online map.
The compact GPS-CS1 weighs just 55g.
Its power-efficient design allows up to 10 hours continuous use with a single alkaline cell (14 hours with Ni-MH battery). The unit can hold approximately one month of tracking data (in use for 12 hours/day).
The GPS-CS1KA GPS Unit kit will be available throughout Europe from February 2007.
The PhotographyBLOG takes an in depth look at the unit
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