📡 Canon GP-E1 GPS Receiver - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Name Review

I bought this GPS because I wanted to record where I took the picture but especially if I ever want to go back to the same place. I really like this machine and can only recommend it!

Canon 1Dx is a great camera but it doesn't have built in GPS. Maybe there wasn't room for it, or maybe Canon decided it wasn't really necessary. For some reason 1Dx doesn't have GPS. The GP-E1 is an easy to connect accessory that adds GPS functionality to the 1Dx. It takes less than 1 minute to attach and let the camera do the rest. The only downsides of this device are: 1. Cost (nothing is free but $99 would be a much better deal for this device. 2. It takes some time to determine its current…

I had very high hopes that this GPS receiver would work well with my Canon 1D X camera, but after a few weeks of using it in the US and overseas, I still can't figure out how well this works. The biggest problem I've had is probably what will happen to most people: they pull out the camera, take a few shots, and put it back in. In this case, the time it takes to activate the GPS is too long. This happens to me in busy subway areas as well as in wide open spaces. The only time I saw him get…

The Canon EOS-1 DX doesn't have built-in GPS. So, being traveling in a foreign country where I had a somewhat nebulous idea of geography, I decided to get a GP-E1 for my trip. To cut costs I bought a used one from one of the "used and new" suppliers but made sure the manual and software was included. The GPS map software provided on the CD cannot be purchased or downloaded separately from Canon like some other software. This software is a program that displays a world map and overlays your GPS…