Photo-Planner
Photo-Planner Summary
Photo-Planner is a free iOS app in Photo And Video by Gerrit Grunwald. Released in Apr 2026 (4 months ago). Store last updated Sep 9, 2026
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App Description
An app to visualize the field of view for selected cameras and lenses and overlay it onto a map. In addition one can also visualize the depth of field.
This can be useful when planning for example a landscape shot where you need to know if the lens you plan to choose will fit for the location.
Another example could be an architectural shot where you need to check whether the lens will work with the given distance to the object.
I contains the following features:
- Store different cameras with different sensor sizes
- Store different lenses with their parameters
- Define up to two teleconverters
- Define a photo shoot and save it with all parameters
- Adjust aperture and focal length with sliders
- Field of view as overlay on map
- Depth of field as overlay on map
- Hyperfocal distance overlayed on map
- Blue and Golden hours as overlay on map
- Calculation of blue hour, golden hour, sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset for given date
- Prediction of sunrise and sunset quality based on weather forecast
- Prediction of milky way core visibility and sky clarity based on weather forecast
- Visualization of moon phase
- Prediction of long exposure conditions based on weather forecast
- Visualize the sun and moon path and current position using an AR view
- Show a 24h weather forecast for the camera location incl. animated rain radar and satellite view overlay
- Show weather warnings for the current camera location
- Show live lightning strikes for the given area in combination with current weather radar overlay
- Exposure calculator for calculating exposure times or iso when using an ND filter or change aperture or iso
- Minimum distance to subject calculator with a given camera/lens combination
- Show current location of the ISS and the path for the upcoming 45 minutes