Please keep the following things in mind when using the GPS function.

• In certain countries and regions, the use of GPS may be restricted. Therefore, be sure to use GPS in accordance with the laws and regulations of your country or region. Be particularly careful when traveling outside your home country.
• Exercise caution when using this function in places that restrict the use of electronic devices, as the camera receives signals from GPS satellites.
• The camera’s positioning information recorded in images and movies with the GPS function may contain information that can be used to determine your physical location. Be sure to take adequate precautions when transferring images containing camera positioning data and GPS log files to others, or when uploading these files to the Internet where they can be viewed by numerous people.

When [GPS] is set to [On], the following icon appears.

• If () appears on the screen and you cannot receive a GPS satellite signal, use the camera outside where the sky is clearly visible, and make sure your fingers or other items are not blocking the GPS signal receiver, and then point it toward the sky. This may make it easier to receive a GPS satellite signal.
• When using the camera outside where the sky is clearly visible, and in other environments where GPS satellite signals are easy to receive, (signal reception OK) will appear on the screen for a few minutes. However, if does not appear on the screen even after a few minutes, try moving to another area free of obstacles that block GPS satellite signals, such as buildings. will appear after a few minutes.
• Only the location information and shooting date at the beginning of shooting will be recorded in movies.
• For movies made in [Movie Digest] (), only the location information and shooting date of the first movie of the day will be recorded.

• The items displayed, from top to bottom, are latitude, longitude, elevation, and UTC.
• When a signal is not correctly received from a GPS satellite, [---] will appear in place of numerical values for the items where positioning data is incomplete.
• UTC stands for "Coordinated Universal Time," and is approximately equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time.

• () will appear in the upper right of the screen when a GPS log file is created. If this icon appears, exercise caution when formatting the memory card, as all GPS log files will also be erased.
• If [GPS Logger] is set to [On], battery power will be consumed even when the camera is turned off. If the camera is in an environment where a GPS signal cannot be received (indoors, etc.), the battery may be depleted in half a day even if you do no shooting. Be sure to set [GPS Logger] to [Off] to prevent battery consumption when not using the logger function.

• Even when the camera is turned off, the indicator (on the back of the camera) will blink to notify you that the logger function is operating.
• At certain intervals, the positioning data and shooting date/time based on the GPS satellite signal will be recorded in a log file.

• If the [GPS Logger] setting is set to [On], and you remove the battery after turning off the camera, the logger function will be temporarily disabled. When switching the battery, turn the camera on and then off again to enable the logger function.
• SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards have a write-protect tab. If this tab is in the locked position, or an Eye-Fi card is inserted in the camera, you will not be able to save GPS log files.
• The logger function may stop operating when the camera is connected to a computer or printer with the included interface cable, or when connected to a TV with a separately sold stereo AV cable or separately sold HDMI cable. If this happens, unplug the cable from the camera, then turn the camera on and back off again.