Recording the place where you took a picture on the photo. The geotagger AK-N90 automatically saves the data. It mounts remote terminal, receives the coordinates from a separate Bluetooth mouse and writes them in the Exif data.

Features:

• very small
• low power consumption
• wireless - automatic and fast connection with Standard-Bluetooth-GPS receiver
• no hot shoe blockage
• cable release still possible via jack socket on AK-N90
• Writes coordinates directly into Exif information (JPG & RAW)

Perfect for cameras - low power consumption
The geotagger is so small that you won't notice it when shooting. You can still use a cable release as the AK-N90 has a jack socket.

The AK-N90 receives power from the camera when it is on. Switched off the geotagger consumes no power.

Geodata without editing
The AK-N90 writes the data directly into the Exif information of the picture. JPG or RAW formats can be used. There is no need for editing or synchronizing. The data will be shown on the camera display as well as in every image software as long as it supports Exif data.

Sending geo coordinates to the receiver
You need a Bluetooth mouse or a similar device that communicates with the AK-N90. The manufacturer has tested the AK-N90 with the following devices:

• Holux M-241, M-241C, M-1000, M-1000B, M-1000C, M-1200, GPSlim240, GPSlim236, GPSlim236B
• Qstarz BT-Q1000X, BT-Q818X, BT-Q816X
• Royaltek MBT-1100, RBT2200, RBT2300
• GlobalSat BT 328, BT 368
• DAGAMA SG-26
• i-Blue MobileMate 886, 737A, 747A
• Palm GPS receiver
• NCSNavi R120

The Holux M- 1000 GPS receiver can be bought here.

Technical Details:
Dimensions: approx. 26 x 18 x 12mm
Weight: approx. 8g
Bluetooth Version: 2.0+EDR
Frequency: 2.4 - 2.48 GHz
Range: up to 10m
Transmission speed: 3 sec.
Update rate: 1 Hz