At one point or another, you’ve probably been scrolling through a folder of files on your computer and thought, “I wonder where I shot that?” Thankfully, the latest Canon DSLRs have in-built GPS functions that can identify where your files were taken – and they can also track the journeys you take with your camera.
Whether you’re out shooting nature, wildlife, travel, stock images or even just your own personal photography, geotagging will help you keep track of where all your photos and videos were taken. Starting with the 6D, and continuing with the 6D Mark II, 7D Mark II, 5D Mark IV and 1D X Mark II, a number of EOS bodies can tag images and videos using global positioning systems.
Once you’ve enabled the GPS on your camera,…