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Nikon D5100 to Adafruit Ultimate GPS adaptor

An adaptor board to connect Adafruit Ultimate GPS to Nikon D5100 DSLR camera

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The project features the inexpensive Attiny 85 microcontroller to convert baud rate and filter the verbose nmea stream of Ultimate GPS to fit to the 4.8 Kbaud/sec serial line of camera. The microcontroller software is based on the Dual rate soft uart code of Dangerruss . (http://dangerruss-things.blogspot.hu/2011/11/dual-rate-uart-implemented-in-software.html)
The hardware uses a modified shutter connector for the camera. The modification is described here: https://grink.com/2010/12/05/nikon-d90-homemade-gps/

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Priven Michael wrote 09/21/2015 at 11:59

Hi,

There is a similar project that uses bluetooth to send GPS coordinates to Nikon camera

http://www.diyphotography.net/build-a-bluetooth-gps-unit-for-nikon/

You can use externa BT GPS module or use your smart-phone to send GPS coordinates over BT

Michael

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