M4/3 camera with GPS

[bluelight.support]

I am looking at complimenting my X5 with a handheld standard micro 4/3 camera but ideally want one with gps for geotagging (as easily as the DJI) without altering and merging logs etc. I bought a number of M43 lenses for the Inspire 1 hence why want to compliment it with a hand held camera for further geotagged shots

I cant find anywhere any M43 cameras with GPS , can anyone point me in the right direction ?

 

[gazza95]

While I am aware of camera with gps you can use and app like Geotag Photos Pro and then use Lightroom/tracklog to add gps data to images. Just need to make sure camera has correct time set.

 

[SanCap]

I bought a Panasonic Lumix G7 to compliment my X5 lenses. The G7 has about the same systems (if not better) as the G4 but not as heavily built. The G7 can use your smart phones GPS to collect GPS location data for the images it takes. Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 Review | PhotographyBLOG

 

[bluelight.support]

im ideally looking for a solution built in without resorting to geotagging via smartphone and secondary processing, timing etc. Just want to point and shoot with a m43 lens camera and have the exif data there so i can compliment the inspire mapping

 

[Talon Six]

Have you thought about just putting together an Osmo Pro from parts?

 

[bluelight.support]

Have you thought about just putting together an Osmo Pro from parts?

Osmo would allow ground usage, however how would gps work, when the x5 would get its geolocation from the emu in the inspire ?

 

[Kilrah]

Osmo won't give you GPS.

4-5 years back it was common for cameras to have integrated GPS, but it seems everybody has given up on that now.
I recall people having problems travelling in some countries where they could get their camera confiscated if it had a GPS. It also increased battery draw, and most importantly was usually never ready with a lock when you took your photos shortly after powering the camera on so most of the time you came back and only a third of your pictures actually had a location. A continuously on dedicated tracker you sync with after the fact doesn't have that problem.

Maybe if you can be happy with an old model...