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Instant photo-geotagger

German camera-accessory manufacturer Bilora has announced the Bilora photo-geotagger, based on the u-blox Capture & Process GPS solution. The hot-shoe accessory allows virtually any SLR camera to instantaneously capture position anywhere in the world each time a photo is taken. With specially developed PC/Mac software, photos are matched with fixes and geotagged with latitude/longitude and street address details which can be displayed on a satellite map. Photos can be conveniently stored and recalled based
July 25, 2012 Read time: 1 min
German camera-accessory manufacturer Bilora has announced the Bilora photo-geotagger, based on the 602 U-Blox Capture & Process GPS solution.

The hot-shoe accessory allows virtually any SLR camera to instantaneously capture position anywhere in the world each time a photo is taken. With specially developed PC/Mac software, photos are matched with fixes and geotagged with latitude/longitude and street address details which can be displayed on a satellite map. Photos can be conveniently stored and recalled based on where they were taken, not just when.

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