Can you disable the GPS function so that the EXIF data does not show your pic locations?
305751
I changed my setting several months ago, trying lots of things, unsuccessfully. Finally, and I know this sounds counter-intuitive, but in the setting mode, I changed my "GPS Demonstration" to "on." Until that time, nearby points of interest were printing on the bottom of my photos. That is no longer happening. Hope this helps.
305752
Yes, but I do not recall how. It should be shown in the small printed manual that came with the camera. You can also go to the Fujifilm web site that has the complete user manual to find out how to do this.
305753
Yes, you can disable GPS on this camera. Good thing since GPS uses up more battery.
369000
Yes, the manual specifically suggests that the OS function be turned off when mounted on a tripod and when using the camera in bulb mode.
2227490
Yes, i you go into menu, you can turn the GPS off. I highly recommend it, you will get double the battery life.
1564306
I have used the WiFi several times, but have yet to note the GPS feature on the Coolpix. The small Manual that came with the camera does not mention it either. I just went through the settings menu and see no mention of GPS, which I do have on my D7100 Nikon.
236913
Both answers are no. GPS only marks where the picture is taken and WiFi is to downloas pictures
2244520
I do not use it for that as I connect to a device that writes gps coordinates on my nikon d800.
2161083
Thanks for your reply. My Exilim has that feature too whereby you hold your cursor on the photo and the property details shows up.
372324
No it does not, it only displays the GPS portion of it when you remove the SD Card and play it in the program. It records your GPS location relevant to the real time camera image.
565747
There are two ways in which you can access the SD card, you may pull it out and plug it into a card reader, 2. Connect the phone/watch directly on to a computer with the provided USB cable. The picturs are stores under the DCIM folder.This watch does NOT support GPS. So turning of the GPS signals is not needed. You can't turn off something that isn't there.
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Hi Chad, yes you can turn off the GPS setting for date and time by disabling the Auto Clock Adjust setting in the Menu. Thanks_Mitch
581605
No. There is no setting to disable the camera during certain times. Don't know why you would want to do that. There is plenty of room on the card to take thousands of pictures. And the batteries last forever. Had mine in the woods for over 6 months, still going strong.....
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If the GP-E2 is synced to the satellites and you can see the active data in the menu named GPS, it will embed the data into each photo file. When you upload your photos into iPhoto, you will see dropped pins on the map where the photos were taken... I just came back from Europe vacation and it worked beautifully! It won't work too well for indoor photos though since the satellite signals are weak... Bob
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You can skip or view the previous photo using the arrow buttons. You can change how long the photo is displayed in the Photo Setup option in the Settings menu. Hope that helps! :)
794409
A simple app for your smartphone will address your needs with a much better UI. That said, he unit can act as a stand alone GPS device. You will record a large number of lat/long coordinates that eventually will turn into points on a map. That is achieved by eating the unit in Log mode. My preferred solution, though, consists in ensuring each photo or video is properly geo tagged. That means storing lat/long, elevation, orientation and other params as exif data points.
196416
It will record your whereabouts, and display in the player's google map window. Yes, you can disable rear camera by checking "disable rear camera" box in the player setting menu(make sure you have your sd card inserted to your pc because it needs to write the new settings).
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check the exif data with an exif viewer program and look for "shutter activations" or something like that.
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I don't recall, as I already have it installed, and yes it will show location/altitude/etc. in the metadata. It's a free download from here:http://nikonimglib.com/nvnx/