Discover how to use the new Lightroom 4 Map module to sort and manage your images based on location information.

Master the Map module in Lightroom in order to sort and manage your images based on location information.

Ever want to identify your images by location? Photoshop Elements 11 allows you to use built-in geo-positioning hardware in your smart phone, or high-end digital camera to place your images by physical location; even add location information manually. Now, your Facebook friends will know exactly where you are.

NAPP Instructor RC Concepcion goes over the map module inside of Adobe Lightroom 4.

Geotag your photographs and tie them to a location on an interactive map. Colin Smith shows you how to get around the world and take your photos with you. The map module in Lightroom 4 beta is nothing short of fun!

Using ActionScript you can get GPS data from the device. Often the latitude and longitude is used, but did you know you can also get the direction of movement, accuracy, altitude as well as the speed? In this video learn how to get the speed property to create a simple and effective running app.

Geolocation is a top feature on mobile devices. In this video Paul Trani explains how to use the GPS coordinates of a device and plot the coordinates on a Google Map.

This week, the Flash Pro team brings you a video sneak preview of app debugging and testing directly on devices. Check out how this will enable you to see if native capabilities, like the accelerometer, GPS or camera, are providing the right results for apps.

Learn how to take advantage of the most interesting features of smartphones with Adobe AIR. This session will cover brand-new APIs for accessing the camera, GPS, and accelerometer on mobile devices. You'll walk away with sample code and great examples that will make it easy to add device-specific capabilities to your AIR applications.

TeamTool enables mobile users to connect with friends and share details about their favorite landmarks using a range of rich features from text and audio to video and GPS information. TeamTool was created using Adobe Flash Lite, Dreamweaver CS4, Flash CS4 Professional, and Photoshop CS4 Extended.