Nikon GP-1-DSLR: Features of the GP-1
Features of the GP-1: Nikon GP-1-DSLR
Table of contents
- For Your Safety
- Notices
- The GP-1 and Supplied Accessories
- Features of the GP-1
- Turning the GP-1 on and Off
- Cameras with Ten-pin Remote Terminals
- Cameras with Accessory Terminals
- Disconnecting the GP-1
- Mounting the GP-1 on the Camera Strap
- The GPS Signal
- Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
- Auto Meter Off
- GPS data for D90 digital cameras
- Notes on the GP-1
- Precautions for Use
- Specifi cations
- Connecting the GP-1 to a Computer
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Parts of the GP-1
Parts of the GP-1
Refer to the illustration inside the front cover of this
manual.
햲 LED .........................................................................................11
햳 USB terminal ...................................................................... 18
햴 Eyelet for strap (strap available separately; use cell
phone strap or other similar strap)
햵 Accessory terminal for optional MC-DC2 remote
cord ..........................................................................................9
햶 Mount ...............................................................................9, 10
햷 Connection terminal for GP1-CA10 or
GP1- C A90 .......................................................................... 7, 8
햸 GP1-CL1 strap adapter ................................................... 10
햹 GP1-CA10 cable for connection to cameras
with ten-pin remote terminals ......................................7
햺 GP1-CA90 cable for connection to cameras
with accessory terminals .................................................8
Features of the GP-1
Features of the GP-1
When connected to a camera that supports GPS, the
GP-1 records location information with photographs
(if desired, an optional MC-DC2 remote cord for re-
mote shutter release can be connected via the GP-1).
