Sony GPS CS1 Maps Your World

How to Organize Your Digital Photographs with Waypoints

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Sony GPS CS1, James W. Coates

If you're tired of sorting through thousands of digital photos on your computer hard drive, GPS your way through them.

Nothing’s more frustrating to a photographer than hundreds of orphaned digital photos files inundating a computer hard drive. Gone are the days of neat photo albums that bring together favourite photos. But there is hope in Sony’s GPS CS1.

Incorporating GPS with digital photography technology sounds like an odd match. Most people think of GPS devices as an essential surviving tool to help them get out of the woods, navigate around town or strange cities, but most people wouldn’t think of using a GPS to organize a photo collection.

How Sony’s Photo GPS CS1 Works

Sony GPS CS1 Drawbacks

Having a Sony GPS CS1 device tracking your photos takes some of the hassle out of digital photography. If you’re a point and shoot photographer that snaps a picture or two every Christmas, the Sony GPS CS1 isn’t for you.

But for photography enthusiasts who take large amounts of photos in various locations and lack organization time, this may be a tool that can save time and frustration.


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