GeoSage Releases Spectral Transformer B742B321 — easily making natural-color, 14.25 meter resolution imagery from false-color GeoCover series Landsat bands 7,4,2.
Sydney, Australia — 2 May 2007: GeoSage is pleased to release Spectral Transformer B742B321, a powerful utility tool for producing high-quality, natural-color imagery (simulating Landsat bands 3,2,1) from pan-sharpened, false-color 14.25 meter resolution Landsat bands 7,4,2 […]
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- Mon, 25 Jun 2007 at 5:28 am · I’ve received a number of messages asking when I’ll be ready to release the plug-ins for Photoshop®. The answer: They’ve been ready for release for some time. I’m just contemplating the best way to distribute them, as well as my having thought the new version of Geographic Imager would be coming out by now. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened, so I haven’t been able to get an idea of how my plugins will help anyone interested. (It’s kind of nice to go forward with a little information, anyway.) And no — these plug-ins are not geospatially capable, like Geographic Imager. If you would like to be able to have Geotiff support in Photoshop, then I’d suggest purchasing Geographic Imager. What my plug-ins do is image processing and production related. · (0)
GeoSage Releases Spectral Transformer
May 7th, 2007 · No Comments
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Google Maps, My Maps
April 4th, 2007 · No Comments
Frank Taylor announces the most significant update to Google Maps yet! Google Maps, My Maps, takes the “mash-up” to the next level — allowing full user control in the creation of content for maps through the KML language, and further adding value to true integration with Google Earth!
Categories: External News · Software · Web · Web Mapping
Tags: google earth, Google Maps, kml, mash-up, my maps
Geotiff & Photoshop, Part 4
March 25th, 2007 · 2 Comments
In Parts 1, 2, and 3 of this series — we discussed how software and utilities specific to working with geospatial imagery allow us to work-around the incompatibilities with popular image editors that do not support geospatial formats. However, there is a unique plugin that’s been designed for Adobe® Photoshop® to give users the ability […]
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Tags: geographic imager, geotiff, geotiff tutorial, Photoshop, photoshop plugins, plugins
Geotiff & Photoshop, Part 3
March 23rd, 2007 · No Comments
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we explored the common use and options for a set of utilities to handle Geotiff metadata tags. This allowed us to be able to output and store that data in text format for later retrieval, so that we could then be able to install it into […]
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Tags: geotiff, geotiff metadata, geotiff tutorial, Global Mapper
Geotiff & Photoshop, Part 2
March 18th, 2007 · 2 Comments
In the first tutorial, Geotiff & Photoshop, Part 1; we went through the steps of using the listgeo and geotifcp commandline utilities to dump the metadata of a Geotiff .tif file, and how to re-stuff the metadata contained within the output text file back into a .tif image saved out of Photoshop®. But what if […]
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Tags: geotifcp, geotifcp gui, geotiff, geotiff tutorial, libgeogui, listgeo, listgeo gui
Geotiff & Photoshop, Part 1
March 16th, 2007 · 8 Comments
The Geotiff (or GeoTIFF) format, is a TIFF image that has special geospatial metadata tags in the header. Unfortunately, most industry standard image processing, manipulation programs and readers do not natively support geospatial metadata in TIFF images. Such examples are Photoshop®, and other similar programs. What can we do then in order to work with […]
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Tags: commandline programs, geotifcp, geotiff, geotiff tutorial, listgeo, Photoshop, utilities