Thanks to Engadget we found this new piece of equipment - Jelbert GeoTagger. It combines the Garmin and RoboGEO together and creates a complete package for photographers that need to track their geographical locations for each shot:

When each photograph is taken, the Jelbert GeoTagger receives a signal via the flash shoe that tells it to capture the current location and direction data from the GPS receiver. It stores it on the built-in SD FLASH memory card and records data relating to:

• Latitude and Longitude
• Magnetic compass direction
• Time and date

At the end of the photo session, the location information is merged with the photographs. This must be done using 3rd party software such as RoboGEO (purchased separately). The data is merged automatically by referencing the date and time stamp on each photograph with the date and time stamp of each record on the SD card.

A short visit to the mountains with a few shots.

There is a news about new Media Storage (remember Epson P5000 and P3000?), which will be introduced by Canon at Photokina. The details are sketchy so far.

It started as a cloudy day with a forecast of rain ahead of me. Anyway I went ahead and took my cat with me. In the mountains we had a a nice walk in the fog at Big Meadows. But the greatest surprise and reward waited us at Route 33. Just after leaving the mountains the re-enactment show apeared, and below our report on what happened that day...

The article My Wedding Photography Experience has been updated and changed the name into "Wedding Photography - Lessons Learned". Now it reflects the evolution of my equipment bag and how I use it. As well there are a few new tools (i.e. LightSphere) that can make your life easier.