On June 26th, Lightroom and Photoshop product managers Tom Hogarty and Bryan O’Neil Hughes will be leading a morning photo walk around New York’s Madison Square Park and Flatiron district. Meet up at Foto Care 41 West 22nd (between 5th & 6th Aves.) at 10am sharp. The walk is scheduled to last until 2pm and includes a free lunch and software tips/demos. Feel free to bring your disc camera & crampons whatever camera you’d like & comfortable shoes.
Space is limited to 50 participants, so please RSVP via the event page.
Other NY/next week-related reminders:
- On Friday the 25th from 4:30-7:30 pm, Scott Kelby & crew will be joining Adobe folks for a free Photoshop CS5 Summit.
- Tom and Bryan will be presenting LR3 and PS CS5 at Fotocare on the 28th and 29th; see details.
Tom or Bryon
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I am in England and cannot attend. However, I followed your link to the map and decided to have a look using the Streetview facility.
I could not find Foto Care, though I found number 43 and an empty shop nearby, so did Foto Care perhaps move in subsequently, after Google had made its recording?
I noticed the stylish CRANES logo on the crane that was in the street when Google did the photographing.
Also, the elegant 139 on a vehicle.
Anyway, I decided to try to move, within Streetview, from there to Madison Square Park, though knowing that Streetview does not go into the park at present, though there are some photo points within the park.
Is it possible for photographs, such as those due to be produced during the photowalk, to have metadata of position (maybe as latitude and longitude) and direction of view and time and date carried with the picture data? That metadata could perhaps be gathered automatically if the camera has such facilities or could be recorded manually using pen and paper. Google Streetview currently uses a circle to indicate a photograph location. If that circle could have the tail of a vector arrow attached to it showing direction of view, computed from the metadata of the photograph, then that could be an improvement.
Does anyone know please if it is possible to build a Google Streetview style presentation for a virtual world starting from paintings produced using computer art?
William Overington
26 June 2010