The Unleashed’09 is designed to always stay on the camera. This is why we integrated smart power saving functions. While active and taking pictures the Unleashed D200+ draws 11.0 mA from the camera. After 15 minutes of inactivity the Bluetooth® connection is disabled. It then only consumes 1.85 mA. After 45 minutes of inactivity the […] Read more…
Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, Date & time (UTC), number of satellites used to calculate position. It can also store the compass heading, but that requires a Bluetooth® GPS with compass and there is only one that we know of: the Wintec WBT-100, which was discontinued a few years ago. It is also of limited use, since […] Read more…
Usually, your smartphone has a map function integrated in its photo library, often in an album called “Places”. That way, you don’t have to do anything but upload your photos to your smartphone. Since the GPS data i.e. the location is saved in the metadata of each photo, your phone will put them on a […] Read more…
There is a lot of photo software on the market providing a map to show photos that have been geotagged. A few examples are: iPhoto Photos Lightroom Aperture Nikon Capture Pro Read more…
None! Everything happens in-camera. That’s the cool thing about direct geotagging – no more work needed at the computer. Read more…
If you have an Unleashed’09 D200+, a MC-DC2 is not necessary to do the pairing. In case you have an Unleashed’09 Dx000 a MC-DC2 remote control is necessary. Read more…
Please check check the FAQ “Pairing doesn’t work. what can I do?” Read more…
Yes, you can do that. Usually you cannot use two Unleashed’09 with only one GPS receiver at the same time (the exception is with a Bad Elf GPS), but you can of course pair two or more Unleasheds’09 with the same GPS receiver and use them separately. Read more…
We provide detailed information on how to pair an Unleashed’09 with a Bluetooth GPS receiver. If you order your Unleashed’09 in our shop together with a GPS receiver you will get them shipped as an already pre-paired bundle. Read more…
No. As long as you don’t set your Bluetooth GPS receiver back on factory settings the Unleashed and the receiver won’t get unpaired. Read more…