C. The detailed GPS information is displayed.
Latitude
GPS information display
Longitude
N22°37’38.4”
E114°03’51.6”
2014/06/19 07:59:21
N 0°
3D
Elevation
96m
UTC
Direction
Satellite reception
7. With the MX-G10 MKII turned on, once you begin shooting, the geotag
information of each photo will be displayed on the camera's LCD.
8. Geotag information can be viewed on a computer when images are
uploaded to photo sharing sites like Flickr, or opened in imaging software,
such as Picasa, ACDSee, GeoSetter, Opanda IExif, Adobe Lightroom,
FSViewer.
Log Function
The MX-G10 MKII will record GPS information once every 5 seconds into.log
, .gpx and. kml file which stored in the built-in removable disk .
1. Connect the GPS receiver to a computer by the supplied USB cable and
open the GPS folder. There are three file forms: .kml, .gpx and .log(.txt).
All have the same content but are suitable for different software (.kml is for
Google Earth, .gpx and .log file are for most other softwares).
2. Copy the suitable file to the suggested software. All the GPS dots will
connect together and show as a track.
3. The memory capacity of the built-in disk is 4.35MB. This allows you to
record up to 85,376 positions. The GPS receiver could continuously log for
about 118 hours. The subsequent positions cannot be recorded into the
disk if it is filled. Please export the log files and delete them regularly to
maximize storage space.
Please note:
One log file is created every 24 hours according to Coordinated Universal
Time (UTC). So, depending on the time difference between your shooting
local time and UTC, two separate log files may be created even if logging is
only active over one day. Similarly, only one log file may be created even if
logging is active two days.
Compass calibration
Please calibrate the compass via the camera setting.
1. Select “GPS device settings” as the following screen shows, set “GPS device”
to “Enable”, and then select “GPS device settings”.
