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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Product review by Amod:
The Amod AGL3080 photo tracker is easy to use, works with Mac and/or Windows, and has USB plug and play functionality. It can also record more than 1 million data points (RMC). The Amod AGL3080 is also a GPS-based data logger designed to provide location information for digital photos (in EXIF 2.0 or later format) from all digital cameras and camera phones. It will help make photo taking more fun! With an Amod AGL3080, you can show everyone the great pictures in addition to where it was taken. It is extremely easy to use – just turn it on and take it along on your next photo-taking trip. When uploading the pictures to your computer, the accompanying software will do the tagging and saving of GPS location information. After that, all you need to do is click at the GPS-tagged picture and it will show its location on Google Earth or other online maps.

Featured in a podcast from This Week In Photography, one of the contributor states: “…The Amod AGL3080 is especially Mac friendly and I would (and have) chosen it over the Sony GPS-CS1. The unique thing about the Amod is that it operates - interface-wise- as a simple USB Flash memory stick. This means that the logs it writes (simple text files with NMEA 0183 GPS sentences in them) are completely universal and in no way system-specific (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc., all can read it). Outside of that, the feature set is quite nice and the receiver is VERY sensitive for good reception. I’m VERY pleased with mine.”

Semsons & Co. Inc. is offering the newest updated version of the Amod AGL3080 for $64.99. And to thank our loyal blog readers, apply coupon code “Amod3080” at check out for an additional 10% off your purchase! Hurry though…because this promotion is for a limited time only!

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Sharing photos online has long been a popular practice and is utilized by many users on the web. Thanks to the advancement of technology, the Amod AGL3080 GPS Data Logger takes photo sharing to a whole new level. When you take a digital picture, your camera records the date it is taken, but it’s up to you to remember where the picture was taken. This memory game can be a real pain if you were to go on a road trip or backpacking through someplace you’ve never been before. But with an Amod AGL3080 GPS Data Logger, it can record the place where the photo was taken and geotag it to allow you to see the location of the picture on Google Map or other online maps (a photo tagging software—Windows and Mac compatible—is included).

The Amod doesn’t need drivers to operate because once plugged into the USB port, it appears as an external drive. Built using SiRF III chipset, this GPS data logger offers the best sensitivity and low speed tracking. The 128MB storage allows over 70 hours of continuous log (or 256,000 data records), and with 3 AAA batteries, the Amod AGL3080 can run for over 15 hours. As for system compatibility, this user-friendly data logger works with Windows, Mac, or Linux based computers. For help on geotagging pictures, visit “How to use Amod AGL3080 with MacBook”.

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