Does it work with Nikon's D5300? I know the 5300 has a built in GPS, but I need the heading too which is why I am looking for an external unit!
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Nikon's site says that the D5300 does accept their GPS unit and the Geotagger, from my experience and research, is an excellent replacement for it. So that would mean that it must have the GPS accessory terminal (looks similar to a mini-USB). Given that, it appears that the Geotagger would work. I found Solmeta communicative so you might want to email them to be sure: service@solmeta.com.I hope that this helps...BTW, I am very pleased with mine.
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Dear Alexa,Yes, N3-c works with Nikon D5300. N3-c has compass sensor and acceleration sensor so it can shows heading data.You can choose D5300's inside GPS or external N3-c.Thanks for your answer.Dauphinus Team
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Yes, the N3-C works fine with the series nikon d3xx, d5xx, d7xx and d600. The n3-c is better than the original nikon geottager specially on very rougged terrain.
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I bought it for a D7000, which is in the list, I am not sure it does with D5300.Their web site: http://www.solmeta.com/index.php/Product/show/id/2
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As I read the description D5200 does not have built in wifi. Compare that description with the D5300 which I believe does. Personal experience is that though I thought I wouldn't use wifi, that has become more useful since then.
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Must have GPS in menu of camera I am not sure it works fine on my d7000 and d90
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No, this will not work with the Nikon D810. You will need a GPS unit that connects via the 10 pin remote terminal connector. GPS units that are compatible with the Nikon D810 include the Nikon GP-1 and GP-1A, or the Solmeta Geotagger Pro 2, N3-A, N2-A, or N1-A.
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This GPS unit is very good, reasonably fast start up and low battery drain. I used it during vacation trips (powered all day) and did not have to change the battery. However, I used it with the D7000. When I upgraded to the D800, this brand was not available with the matching plug for the camera, so had to do with it. Since the GPS unit is unchanged, I would presume that the same functionality would be preserved. For this price (less than what I paid at Amazon) it is definitely worth a try.
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I don't have a d5300 so don't know for sure...but it works great on both my Nikon D50 and D7000 so I am guessing it will. Great strap, btw. Good luck.
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The Nikon P6000 works great with iPhoto. I am not promoting it, just stating that as a fact. It is slow to get GPS location, so I was here shopping for a slimmer GPS camera when I came across this question.
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Hi James, I'm pretty sure the D5300 uses the same battery as the D5200 but I'm not completely sure. What you can do is go to Best Buy which I believe has the D5300 and the D5200. If they do have them both, if the battery for the 5200 fits the 5300 then theres your answer. I wish I could be more help but the Wasabi battery works wonderfully well in our camera.
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d7100 is far better, but its also more money, if you are just starting out 5300 is great, lots of features like toy camera mode, painting mode , it also has wifi and gps built in, my wife is just starting out so I opted for this instead of the more advanced 7100,also d7100 was named most stolen camera in the world!
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I have a Nikon D5300 and its works very good ........ they also have it for T5 see: Polaroid Shutter Release Timer Remote Control For For The Canon Digital EOS Rebel T5i (700D), T5 (1200D), T4i (650D), T3 (1100D), T3i (600D), T1i (500D), T2i (550D), XSI (450D), XS (1000D), XTI (400D), XT (350D), 70D, 60D, G16, G15, G12, G11, G10, G1X Digital SLR Camera (Repalces RS-60E3)
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Nikon D5100, D5200, D5300 all use 5-pin Mini-B USB... So yes this should work.I know it's an old post, but more specific answers are more helpful to those who may still be wondering the same thing. Cheers.
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Mine came with two cables-one ending in the 4-pin quasi-USB-type connector that fits my D3200, and another rending in the 10-pin round connector that fits those other Nikons that use that connector. I believe this will work just fine with any camera that supports Nikon's GP-1 or GP-1a. Nikon's web site specifically lists their GP-1a as an accessory that is compatible with the Df, so I would assume that this GPS unit is also compatible with the Df. See &lt;http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/DSLR-Camera-Accessories.page?#!/tag:7WA:GPS%20Accessories/product:Nikon_DF:Nikon%20Df&gt;.
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I would assume that the d5300 has a specific battery required for it (I've never owned a d5300). I would go on eBay and Amazon and search for the specific el# Nikon says is required. Other vendors should pop up and I've had good luck with both Wasabi and Opteka batteries for a variety of cameras.
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The D80 does not have the ability to tag images with GPS information. One work around would be to carry a datalogger and back in the studio match the time generated by the data logger with the EXIF metadata on the D80 images. Note: very important to ensure the internal clock in the D80 is kept up-to-date. With my D800 If I dont GPS tag at the time I can easily tag the metadata with Adobe Lightroom.
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Sorry for late answer. We use our cameras specificly for taking pictures and have never used the GPS feature. Sorry could not be more help.
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I have FujiFilm F550. It's very hard to get GPS location even outdoors. Not even once did I get 3/3 bars on the reception, probably the third bar means one of the satellites dropped out of orbit and is about to smite you.
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I would NOT purchase this unit. The GPS works fine, but I had to replace the cable 3 times, twice by the seller at no cost then after the 30 day warrantee I had to pay. It's not designed to withstand moderate use. I purchase the unit below from Hong Kong a couple of years ago and haven't looked back. It attaches directly to the D7000/D7100 so there's no cable. They do sell other GPS units on Amazon but the unit you need is not on Amazon yet. I think I paid ~140.00US or 1080 HK dollars. I'm a professional photographer in the San Francisco Bay area. http://di-gps.com/shop/di-GPS-Prosumer/di-gps-Prosumer-1/di-GPS-ECO-Prosumer-PS10-M