PlanIt! for Photographers v3.7 [Unlocked]
Requirements: Android OS 3.0 +
Overview: This is a special call
to landscape photographers, travel photographers, nature photographers
or those who are especially interested in night photography, skyline,
time-lapse, star-trail and milky way or astrophotography: look no more,
this is the ultimate app for you - the PlanIt!
More video tutorials at http://youtu.be/CrtW...aLUytV8z60SSL_w
Ansel Adams dedicates the beginning of his first book "Taos Pueblo"
to visualization. He introduced the idea of "previsualization", which
involved the photographer imagining what he wanted his final print to
look like before he even took the shot. Of course there are many great
photos which were taken impromptu.
However, for landscape photographers,
being able to previsualize the scene before going there will greatly
reduce the chance of being caught unprepared and will greatly increase
the chance of getting better shots.
(Please note, some of the features mentioned below are available only as part of the in-app purchases).
Photographers use various tools to help them pre-visualizing the
scene. Nowadays, many of those tools are phone apps. PlanIt! is
all-in-one solution that is designed to leverage the map and simulated
viewfinder technologies (VR, AR etc.) to provide the necessary tools for
photographers to pre-visualize the scene in combination with the Sun,
Moon, Stars and Milky Way. Some questions that you might ask yourself
before going out for a photographing trip are:
* Where is the Sun or the Moon at the time and the location and to
see the animation of the Sun/Moon/Stars/Milky Way movements as in real?
* When and which azimuth is the Sunset or Sunrise today or on any date at any location around the world?
* Where should I go to get a nice view of the scene and possible compositions?
* Do I get a clear view of subject from a certain location where is no mountain blocking the view?
* What lens should I bring in order to capture the whole width or the height of the scene?
* If the scene is too wide, how many shots do I need to take to
create a panorama and how many angle should each shot cover and how many
angle should I rotate the camera between each shot?
* How do I compose the scene considering the subject’s elevation and the sun or moon location?
* Is tonight a good time for star trail photography? How long can I
exposure without being affected the rising moon? Where should I aim at
the sky to get the Polaris at the center?
* What are the dates and times to have Milky Way at certain position on the sky?
If you are interested in the answers of any questions above, the
PlanIt! is the right app for you. In a simple app, we included Tools
feature for you which allow you to find out GPS coordinates, elevation,
distance, elevation gain, direct view, focal length, depth of field
(DoF), hyperfocal distance and panorama, and all of those are
represented to you visually on the map and sometimes in a simulated
viewfinder. In addition, the Ephemeris features include the sunrise,
sunset, moonrise, moonset time and location, twilights, special hours of
the day, position of the Sun and the Moon, Sun/Moon Finder, more than
100 stars (such as Polaris) azimuth and elevation angle, star trail
planning and exposure time calculation, time-lapse and hyperlapse
calculation, milky way searching, exposure/ND calculator, light meter,
bub timer etc. Again, all of them are either represented on the map or
in the viewfinder. You can even use existing pictures in the viewfinder
to explore with new photographing ideas.
Please refer to http://yingwentech.w...com/tags/planitfor more details.
* In-app purchases unlocked
This app has NO advertisements
Download Links Here
More Info:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yingwen.photographertools&hl=en
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