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Geomet'r GPS Receiver (GNC-35) for Nikon D300, D3, D200, D2Hs & D2Xs, and Fujifilm S5 Pro DSLRs is the first product of its kind that brings real-time geotagging to photos taken on these cameras.

Other similar GPS Adapter sell for $400. Now you can add an indispensable accessory to your Nikon or Fujifilm DSLR camera and enjoy the latest GPS mobile technology.

A separate on/off switch conserves your battery in the receiver and on the host camera so the adapter lasts longer.

Now for Nikon D300, D3, D200, D2Hs & D2Xs, and Fujifilm S5 Pro DSLRs. Software Included (but not required): Application Utility for both PC and Mac for you to view and locate your photos on the Google Map. Application works on Mac OS X 10.3 or higher, and Windows 2000, XP, and Vista.

• Plug-n-Play with waterproof design
• SiRFstar III GPS Chipset with built-in patch antenna
• Built-in WAAS/EGNOS Demodulator
• 20 parallel satellite-tracking channels for fast acquisition & reacquisition
• Low power consumption with ultra compact design
• Built-in rechargeable battery for memory and RTC backup
• Separate on/off switch to conserve battery life

Geomet'r is an adapter the size of a matchbox that can be anchored on the flash shoe, and connect to the IO port of the Nikon/Fujifilm camera body. Using the host camera to power its internal precision circuitry to connect wirelessly to 20 satellites and obtain an accurate reading of the geological position of the photo taken. The GPS info (longitude, latitude, and altitude values are embedded to the meta data of the photo taken.

Now you can log every photo taken during a road trip or field assignment and view them on the Google map back home and plot and review your route. No longer do you need to record the locations and circumstances of the photos taken; Geomet'r will do that for you automatically, on every photo taken.

Photos taken are geotagged with longitude, latitude, and altitude values. Values are written to standard EXIF meta data of each photo file. Geotagged values can be viewed using standard photo viewing applications such as Apple iPhoto, Yahoo! Flickr, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Google Picassa, and many other photo viewing applications that can display EXIF header fields. Photos uploaded to Flickr or Picassa network albums can get mapped automatically onto the Google or Yahoo maps.