[Manifold-l] Adobe Elements 5.0 & Map View

[Linus F Upson III]

Thanks, Ted.  Very interesting and possibly a new arrow in my quiver at 
home.  Usually I can get to ERDAS Imagine + ARC whatever for the heavy 
imagery lifting then Photoshop CS2 + Manifold , etc., at home.
Thanks, again.  Someday I'll have time to kick the tires and see Avenza 
perform.  Linus

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ted Florence" <ted at avenza.com>
To: "Linus F Upson III" <lupson at cox.net>
Cc: <manifold-l at lists.directionsmag.com>
Sent: Monday, 18 September, 2006 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Manifold-l] Adobe Elements 5.0 & Map View


> Adobe Photoshop has already been geo-enabled via the Geographic Imager
> plugin product we release 10 momths ago. Have a look at www.avenza.com for
> details.
>
> Ted Florence
> Avenza Systems Inc. -  Developers of MAPublisher & Geographic Imager
> Visit  http://www.avenza.com
> MAPublisher - When Map Quality Matters (r)
>
>
> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, Linus F Upson III wrote:
>
>>     FYI:  Adobe Photoshop Elements version 5.0, coming out at the end of 
>> the month, will have a "Map View".  (I must admit I sent Adobe a 
>> suggestion to do axactly what they appear to be doing plus a few other 
>> things but who knows how many others did too.)  Since I don't have a copy 
>> of the version 5.0, yet, I don't know how they implemented the "Map 
>> View".  We can only hope it is halfway intelligent.  It looks hopeful. 
>> (I'm also agitating for Adobe Photoshop CS III to have a Map capability.)
>>     Now I hope Manifold can take advantage of the Adobe work and allow 
>> REAL home/commercial use of spatial databasing of photography.
>>     The Adobe blurb on AMAZON reads: "
>> Photoshop Elements 5.0 also adds the Map view, so you can find photos by 
>> the locations where they were taken. Simply drag photos to any location 
>> in the new Map view, which is tied to online satellite views. Even upload 
>> your Map view to the web, for easy sharing with friends and family.
>>
>