PhotoPills

What’s new:

– If you have a phone that includes more than one camera, the Augmented Reality views now allow you to select which camera you wish to use (focal length). It’s really useful for example to use the Wide Angle camera when planning Milky Way photos. Note: not all phones will have this feature, as not all manufacturers allow to access all the cameras.
– The camera model of your Android phone will be automatically added to the camera list when you open PhotoPills.

What’s new:

– Updated the 2nd top panel. Now it also shows the apparent height of the Sun, Moon, Milky Way arch or Galactic Center above the Black Pin terrain.
– New Sun/Moon Planner map calculator to calculate the shooting distance for a specific Sun/Moon size compared to a subject.
– Option to manually set the altitude for the Pins. Tap More > Altitudes.
– Option to use real Sun and Moon azimuth lines on the map, taking into account Earth curvature (enabled by default).