Which Way Is California? by abreojos

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jul 31, 2013

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Defiantly not that direction! Hope you all are not getting Bryce fatigue lol! I certainly don't, but I do wish I had more to shoot with the new camera. Been doing test shots and discovered how cool the GPS is. It will show in Lightroom a Google map exactly where you were standing for each shot and give the coordinates and elevation. The only downside is Canon didn't make it so the GPS turns off when you turn the camera off so it will run down your battery if you don't go in the menu and turn it off there when you are finished using it. WI-Fi works great with my Ipad ot GS4. Something I want to be able to do to get a larger view to see if I got the shot I want in the field. Hope you find this information interesting because I could go to great lengths to tell you every little detail what I did yesterday instead and really bore you!

Comments (14)

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prutzworks

4:57AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

grande vista

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X-PaX

5:40AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

This landscape is impressive. Very nice capture.

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dakotabluemoon

6:56AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Stunning view of all this historical place.

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android65mar

7:57AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Amazing colours

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jayfar

9:43AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

This is really beautiful and as for the GPS I have never heard of a camera with that built in. Sounds a good idea but not if it runs your batteries down!

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photosynthesis

10:32AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Great shot, love the layered landscape & the vivid colors...

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UVDan

12:34PM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Another great shot of Bryce! Utah is filled with great places to photograph and explore. I am a big fan of going into caves and abandoned mines as well as checking out National and State parks.

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