01-23-2015 11:59 AM
GPS in a dSLR is critically important to me. I photograph archaeological sites and location is really important. In fact, I bought a 6D just because of the built-in GPS.
I am not wild, however, about the accuracy. I am usually outdoors with a clear view of the sky, but still see that points wander about when they should be at a single point.
I wonder if the GP-E2 is more accurate and REPEATABLE than the built-in 6D GPS?
Rick
05-02-2015 04:01 PM
05-02-2015 04:06 PM - edited 05-02-2015 04:08 PM
I think the accuracy is depend on where you take picture.
In some time, GP-E2 point exact place where I take picture. But other time, it point out of the way.
As a lot of guys mention, the accuracy is affected by many thing like, buliding nearby, number of satellite which gps can get.
As user of GP-E2, I feel strongly the accuracy is less than my iphone5.
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