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14 Jun 2006

Eye-Fi – gps camera, easy

Published in Gadgets, Geolocation, Photography

Eye-Fi produces a card, Eye-Film, that is an SD card that can geolocate photos taken on it. This is an incredibly smart and easy way to add location to photos and still use any camera you choose. It does this by measuring the Wifi signals in the area and talking to Loki (no, not that one)

Unfortunately, it’s not available until Fall 2006.

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My name is Andrew Turner - a neogeographer involved in helping build the geospatial web. I am the CTO at GeoCommons, and also co-founded Mapufacture, where we're building a system that makes it easy for people to build and share collaborative maps and customize their slice of the GeoWeb.

I also develop a number of other open-source tools such as GeoPress, Mapstraction, and I also wrote the book "Introduction to Neogeography" and Where2.0: State of the Geospatial Web for O'Reilly.

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