Soap box with GPS?

Question

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Hello friends. It was necessary to choose a soapbox with a GPS module for use in the copter.
Advise, there are few requirements:
- The best possible image quality
- Be sure to have the ability to connect a remote control (wired or IR)
- Fast operation speed (the interval between shots is 1 - 3 seconds)
- Weight up to 2 kilograms (this is the maximum: under such the weight of even a DSLR would fit, ideally I would like up to 500 grams)
- The price almost does not matter
Thank you in advance! :)

Answer 1

I can't recommend a soap dish.
I just want to note that instead of a GPS soap box, it may be more practical to use a GPS logger. You just need to choose one that is compatible with the special. programs that can link a track to a photo by putting a tag with coordinates in the photo. It is only necessary to set the exact time on the camera before starting, because the binding goes according to the time of the picture.

Answer 2

The price is almost irrelevant.

Any modern smartphone :) The weight will be surprisingly good - better than many soap dishes, the quality of the pictures is at the level again, the control panel - Wi-Fi / Bluetooth connection and further from the tablet / computer. The only zoom will not.

Answer 3

The choice of fotik is much wider, the choice of GPS too.
You can place the logger where it is more convenient for GPS, and the camera where it is more convenient to shoot from)

Answer 4

market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid=7691809&hid=91148 - apparently close to the optimal option. In cameras with interchangeable lenses, GPS is usually an option, only Sony seems to build it, and then only in DSLRs.
So I would advise Samsung NX-100, there is also an optional GPS, though to find it you will have to suffer, on ebay offhand - 2 offers. Everything is in order with the quality, but there is no IR remote control, only a wire.

Answer 5

Sony Cyber-shot HX5V (I have two in operation), or higher versions. They shoot great, the video is clear, GPS is available.
By the way, what is GPS for? Prescribe coordinates in a photo?