
Canon
Canon 6363B001 GP-E2 GPS Receiver: For EOS 5D Mark III, 7D
Compact GPS receiver that tags your Canon EOS photos with precise location, elevation, and direction data.
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Overview
Key Features
XF205, XF200, XA25, XA20
Records location information (longitude, latitude, elevation, direction, and Universal Coordinated Time (UTC)) as EXIF information to images when shooting.
Can act as a stand-alone GPS logger
On-board electronic compass
Camera time can be synched by the built-in atomic clock
Energy saving design provides hours of continuous use with only one AA size alkaline battery
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
GP-E2 (6363B001)
Type
GPS Receiver
Compatible Cameras
EOS 5D Mark III, EOS 7D, XF205, XF200, XA25, XA20
Data Recorded
Longitude, Latitude, Elevation, Direction, UTC Time
Connectivity
Hot Shoe / USB Terminal
Standalone GPS Logger
Yes
Electronic Compass
Yes
Atomic Clock Sync
Yes
Battery
1x AA Alkaline
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Canon cameras are compatible with the GP-E2?
The GP-E2 is compatible with select Canon EOS cameras including the EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 7D, as well as camcorders like the XF205, XF200, XA25, and XA20. Check Canon's compatibility list for additional supported models.
How does the GP-E2 connect to the camera?
It can attach via the camera's hot shoe mount or connect through a USB terminal, depending on the camera model being used.
Can the GP-E2 log GPS data without being connected to a camera?
Yes. The GP-E2 can function as a standalone GPS logger, recording location data independently that you can later match to your images using Canon's software.
What type of battery does it use and how long does it last?
It runs on a single AA alkaline battery. Canon's energy-saving design provides hours of continuous use, making it practical for extended outdoor shoots without frequent battery changes.
Does the GP-E2 record compass direction in the photo metadata?
Yes. The built-in electronic compass records the direction you are facing when you take the shot, embedding it as EXIF data alongside longitude, latitude, and elevation.