Ephemeris: Photo Planner AR

Все работает!

Очень странно, полностью купил программу по предновогодним скидкам, теперь, после праздников, откатилась до базового функционала и требует новой ежемесячной подписки ! Что за ???

Finally a good freemium sun and moon tracker for hobbyists and professionals alike! I appreciate the affordable pricing and good features at any price tier! Keep going.

I’ve been wanting to find the best time to take photos and this app is very helpful but my only question is can you take photos and if so how?

I just redownloaded after I got an email and I didn’t notice I have to click on the X mark. Using it as old school just basic I would love to download the flat earth but $10 for an app ridiculous. hopefully a company can create one , Hint Hint.

Just not easy to really see the Sun and moon, with way it is on a phone app maybe. But wanted to see the way Sun and moon would show here In Michigan sky and what time. Doesn’t really give a tool user guide so just winging it won’t need for even my other photos bummed because I absolutely love their other Apps!

includes moon location if it can have moon phases that be better

This app is amazing, use every day..

The data is very useful and presented reasonably well— the compass especially. The UI is not intuitive, with no great way to switch between different views; swipes work on some screens but not others. But by far the most annoying are the constant notifications for other apps by the developer. One of the key features of the app is setting alarms for certain positions of moon/sun/Milky Way, but the only recommendation from the developer to avoid these ads is to turn off ALL notifications, which includes the ones you set. This is the paid version! The cost of admission should include the ability to avoid spam.

We live in a world of man-made time that sorta correlates to nature? Once upon a time we kept time by the sun and moon and seasons…we were also much more self-aware! Technology is nice, but it’s not everything. Use this app as the ancients used sun dials and the equinoxes to keep track of “time”