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PENTAX PENTAX GPS unit O-GPS2 [Simple astronomical tracking shooting Astrotracer compatible] Easy astrophotography and starscape shooting with compatible models Simple drip-proof 2022 release model 30364 matte black
This product was developed as the successor to the GPS unit "O-GPS1" (released in June 2011), which can record latitude, longitude, altitude, UTC (Universal Coordinated Time), and azimuth information on captured images simply by attaching it to the hot shoe of a compatible digital SLR cameraNote1. In addition to U.S. GPS and Japan's MICHIBIKI, the O-GPS1 can also receive GLONASS and Galileo data, making it easy to check and display GPS-recorded image data on a PC, as well as organize images. In addition, by linking GPS information with the camera's image stabilization mechanism, the PENTAX-3000 offers a variety of functions, including "Astrotracer," which enables simple celestial tracking and photography, "Linear Navigation," "Electronic Compass," and more. The camera is also equipped with PENTAX's unique and versatile application functions, such as the "Astrotracer," which enables simple tracking of celestial objects by linking GPS information with the camera's image stabilization mechanism.
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