How does the gps show itself on the pictures/
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The GPS coordinates do not appear on the image. The GPS coordinates are attached as location metadata, called EXIF data, in the image file, just like the file name, date, F-stop, and any other info. You need special software to read the EXIF metadata, such as the free ExifTool. There are other free tools also. I am a programmer and chose ExifTool Perl module to integrate into my Perl scripts for handling large numbers of files. But you don't have to be a programmer to use the ExifTool.exe program. ExifTool.exe is great for reading one file at a time, but what about a whole set of phots? Another way to do this, without ExifTool, is to use GoogleEarth. There are free programs that will generate KMZ files from a group of your geotagged photos. KMZ files can then be viewed with Google Earth to show a set of locations for the set of photos. GeoTag is a very powerful, free tool that I use because it does that and so much more.
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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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The GPS feature is associated with tagging the recorded event at the start only. When it is selected in the playback function it displays points on a map of all the videos clips it has in memory. I don't believe there is anyway to access this info in real time while a clip is playing or if there is any other way to use this info other than on the camera. It's a nice feature but not very useful to me. I just love the clarity and 3D.
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The model I bought says (on the face of the device) GPSmap 78s. This model has a built-in barometer (displays altitude or pressure) and a 3 axis flux gate compass. When you are stationary, the device shows the direction the GPS is pointing. When moving, the display shows the direction of the track and that reading does not change when you change the direction the GPS is pointing.
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No, it doesnt. It doesnt go on the hot shoe. And it doesnt write directly on the photo metadata. You connect the device to your computer and use a software to sync the gps data to the pictures.
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1. Yes it keeps plaiyng. But you can make gps volume louder. Whebln someone rings it turns off sound.2. Map and gps software are stored on sd card. You can extract it and update map.3. Did not try to connect camera. Sorry.
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Hi there, No, this does not provide a visual image of the target identified. This model can show the Ferrous (Iron) and Conductivity readings along with GPS coordinates. Also, when the user selects the "pinpoint" mode it has extremely accurate tones that signal the user of how longer the target is and sometimes its shape. Hope this helps! Valery BuyHappier
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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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The GPS feature provides Lat & Long coordinates as part of the video image along with a time stamp. You can't get directions or program a route. You've got to get the Garmin Nuvi for that feature. Hope this helps - GO PATS
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There is a screen saver that shows both compas direction and speed, but on the video as you asked, it is not there. There are actually two files produced while driving, one of them is the video with time showing, there is another that is used to show your location and speed. Of course you do need the GPS add on which does not come with this. I have also purchased the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FQFHZAC/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it is smaller, same specs, and comes with GPS.
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The bushnell gps only marks way points. It does not display your route on the device. It will show you the marked way points and the direction to get to them in a stright line. You will have to up load your route from the device to your computer to see the exact route you have taken. Remember when useing the device to back track a route, it shows direction only in a stright line and not the twists, turns and you have taken nor the obsticles you avoided.
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They "show" on the included map but they are not "navigable" if you want to plan a route from point "A" to "B". You can purchase maps that will provide navigable roads. So the answer is "it depends on the maps installed on the device" and just because you can see it doesn't mean you can actually use it (at least not use it for navigation).
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http://www.carid.com/images/magellan/gps-systems/pdf/cx0310sgxna-user-manual.pdf
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Yes you can see those items just by moving through the various displays. The odometer is the only value that does not reset manually. It only resets when you change batteries or do a hard reset of the device.
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I dont think you can really visualize that though. I'm guessing that the location is constantly being updated in your system but the screen/map might not reflect that. Also i think it depends on your resolution and the aspect of your current screen (ie, how detailed is the map being shown, is it in a street view or is it in a city view, etc). It wouldn't make sense if you are in a "zoomed-out" view and your car icon is constantly (2,3 times in a second) being refreshed and moves. Unless you are driving at like 200mph or using your GPS on an airplane...
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No. This device is only a camera. The GPS exits solely to "print" the current latitude, longitude, and speed onto the video. It also automatically sets the date and time for you. The GPS data is not maintained as a separate file.
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You need to use the VIRB Edit video editing program (free). Apparently their are also plug-ins for other video editing programs as well. the GPS data shows up as speed, elevation, location, ...