Garmin 405 data used for geotagging? Can GPX data be extracted for geotagging by using software such as: GPS Photo Linker?
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You can use it - I use my Garmin Edge 305 for Geotagging photos. Make sure you sync the clock of the camera and the GPS though first - makes life easier. You'll need to export them as GPX and use a program like Geosetter (for Windows) or HoudahGeo for Mac to sync the two together.
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Yes, iPhoto can read the GPS tag data on each photo and can display a map view of the location. It also tags the camera model and the camera settings for each photo.
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First of all connect your GPS unit to computer. Go to my PC. Then locate your Gps (say drive F:) Look for Garmin File, then look for GPX file. All your caches will be listed. Delete the files and picture files you do not need. Good luck!
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Online only. I have looked for some file viewers but have never found any. The nice offline viewer that Garmin uses doesn't exist for Timex. These are *.pwx files. You don't need to use Training Peaks either since there are a number of other websites that unofficially support this watch, such as MapMyFitness websites.
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I believe this is proprietary. From what I've experienced, it ties to the GPS software itself to supply the information. Best I can give you.
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You need to use the garmin virb edit software. If you download the video through the regular windows or imovie software you will loose the GPS info. Use only the virb edit software!
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Online only. I have looked for some file viewers but have never found any. The nice offline viewer that Garmin uses doesn't exist for Timex. These are *.pwx files.You don't need to use Training Peaks either since there are a number of other websites that unofficially support this watch, such as MapMyFitness websites.
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Yes, you can extract the actual coordinates from the screen of the watch, download as a GPX file using a USB cable, download to the Garmin Home Port PC software using a USB cable, or download to an iPad 3 or higher using Low Power Bluetooth, using the Garmin Blue Water app.
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I don't know, and the GARMIN site is not at all useful since it is a discontinued product. If you are still able to update maps, and if the device has a MicroSD slot, then it should work.
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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-&gt;Playback-&gt;Location Logging-&gt;Add location data.
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No. Don't think you can use any phone GPS with this unit to tag photos. You have to use a separate dedicated GPS to pair with it. I use a Qstarz q1000xt.
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Sorry for the late reply, I just got my 1450. I use Garmin's Mapsource trip/route planning software. I've been using it for over 3 yrs to plan routes with various Garmin's and it works great! you can zoom way out or in very close, click on the road you want to be on, zoom out and click the next. You can insert waypoints etc. When we plan a trip I always plan it with Mapsource.
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You'll find that the eXplorist GC has an older software, but the firmware is up-grade-able, but for "me" it only transferred using Win ExP. I had a lot of problems with the GPS freezing and had to remove the batteries. Spend a little more money for a Garmin.
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i dont know but with my old GPS II+ works perfectly!, i just installed the driver USB to serial contained in cd. Set the Interface GPS Garmin II+ to GRMN/GRMN. In my case i used Mapsource & all is ok.
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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. I actually don't own one, I had this for my boyfriend. However I know that if you check the course file or the history file, you get all coordinates of your run/bike.. wherever you use the watch. I had tried to post my python code for creating Google Earth .kml files from course files or history files here, so that one can view his run/bike/track on google earth. However the limitation of indents on this board doesn't work for python.
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It is possible to get GPS data for photos, which I assume has latitude/longitude data. The association is one of the settings in the menu, and as far as I can remember, must be selected to include the data before shooting - it cant be retrieved after the photo(s) are taken. The problems with the GPS feature are that it takes a while for GPS to activate when you turn the camera on, and that that selecting to use GPS drains the battery pretty fast. I would recommend selecting for only one shot in the area you are shooting, and then turning it off... unless having the data is crucial (e.g., for some kind of research project, in which case bring along extra batteries!).