Geographic Imager v2.5 for Photoshop CS3 and CS4

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Geographic Imager v2.5 for Photoshop CS3 and CS4



Working with raster imagery doesn't have to be complicated. Geographic Imager® enhances the Adobe
Photoshop imaging environment to make working with spatial imagery quick and efficient. It adds tools to
import, edit, manipulate and export of geospatial images such as aerial and satellite imagery.
Enjoy the use of native Adobe Photoshop functions such as transparencies, filters, pixel editing, and image
adjustments like brightness, contrast, and curve controls while maintaining spatial referencing.
Geographic Imager supports GeoTIFF in Adobe Photoshop and other industry standard raster formats,
mosaics and tiles images, changes projections, and transforms and georeferences images based on ground
control points. Geographic Imager is a great companion to MAPublisher for Adobe Illustrator—prepare
images in Geographic Imager and use MAPublisher to directly import them.

Feature Highlights

Transform
Extensive support for thousands of geographic and projected coordinate systems.
Easily transform between geodetic and projected coordinate systems. Need to define your own coordinate
system?
Create one or edit an existing definition and save it for future use.
Manage custom transformations in an easy to use coordinate system browser.
Georeference
Georeference images easily by adding ground control points.
Manually add control points, import or export points from a text file, and view accuracy and errors.
Use the Quick Georeference option to make georeferencing even easier. Multiple transformation types are
supported.
Mosaic
Snapping images together not working? Mosaic individual images to create a seamless image.
Retain images as separate layers or flatten to create one image. Images mosaicked together retain spatial
referencing and can be individually modified using Adobe Photoshop tools or transformed using Geographic
Imager.
Tile
Forget the Slice tool. Tile an image into multiple images by tile size or count and automatically save them
using sequential naming.
Tiles retain spatial referencing making it ideal to import into MAPublisher without any trouble.