Does this tag your location on your photos?
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Hey Joseph, I don't know. It dose not seem to work for me. But I may not have something set right. I was more interested in navigating then anything else, which it dose very good. If you contact Emprum at support@emprum.com I'm sure they could answer your question.
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Hey Joseph,I don't know. It dose not seem to work for me. But I may not have something set right. I was more interested in navigating then anything else, which it dose very good. If you contact Emprum at support@emprum.com I'm sure they could answer your question.
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Yes, it should as long as you are using a photo app that queries that data from the CoreLocation frame work. It should work with the standard camera app as well as long as you give it access to your location.Roger Koumans, Emprum LLC
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Both answers are no. GPS only marks where the picture is taken and WiFi is to downloas pictures
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yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great products. Check out Nokia Beta labs... yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great... » Read More yes, you have to download a program. I use "Location Tagger". Also check out the "sports tracker"...it'll track you as you go (where ever), and if you take pics along the way, it will show all the pics integrated on the site on the map (automatic upload).There are also places you can post that will use the GEO tags from the pics, and show a map of where they were taken. I think both the Sports tracker (this will be a huge application if Nokia can get their heads out of their butts and launch it with a new name) and the location tagger are great products. Check out Nokia Beta labs... « Show Less
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Can you use the GPS for putting only the date and time on your pics?? Not wanting the location.
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I have no idea how they determine your location though it probably gps . Inany case, you cannot track someone else using one, only the company can track the user. Hope that helps
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no, the tracker provides exact coordinates of where it is, as long as the tracker is on him, it will show you an address, etc, but if you dont have access to a computer, you could use an app for your phone that shows the position of the tracker on it
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So I own one of these and just tried it. Once you activate your account (which is free with the purchase of the tag) then it will show you any recent scans of the QR code. I scanned it with my phone (Android, though I don't know if that makes a difference) and got a popup saying Dynotag would like access to my location. I hit "Do Not Allow" but the account for the QR code still showed the approximate location this is what I got. "No scans with coordinates. April 03, 2014 08:03PM GMT Location not shared. IP: 72.128.21.145 - Mission, KS US" and for the record, Mission KS is give or take 20 miles away from me.
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I had no problems with it tagging my photos at the 9/11 Memorial, Battery Park, Wall Street, and even indoors at the Brooklyn Bowl from a weekend trip to the City. I took a few pics in Alphabet City that it didn't register...but they were all one-off shots so it might not have had time to connect to the satellites.
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No, it comes with 2 tags. The locator is set up to search for one tag at a time. Instructions are very simple and easy to use
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It just documents the location of the picture. It does know what country you are in but no map features.
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No ..... Just an internal GPS to let you know where you're at during 'picture taking' .... ;-)
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No, not unless you set a Geo-Fence at that location and then it will. It is really a great product. I set geofences at several locations and it alerts me via text or email when they leave or enter these locations.
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When it came to the GPS function, I didnt really find it helpful. The map on the camera does not show you pin point where you are. Its just a map unless I did it wrong. It does come with a disk to download but I didnt do that either. I think it supposed to GPS tag your photo but I didnt see that either so I just treat it as a camera without GPS.
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Once you uploaded to "My pictures" it is like all the others. What you can do,depends on what softwere you have.
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no, it just logs its position, however, when plugged on the PC, it can inform your current location.
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Yes it has geotagging. You will have to set your camera to make sure that function is on for it to work. But keep in mind that it will drain the battery a little bit quicker having it on. But it is a nice feature to have for pictures. The camera is great, I just love it.
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Yes it does give an address of where it is parked. It Is quite accurate. Lots of nice features.