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First launched as a desktop app in 2009, Crookneck Consulting LLC's The Photographer's Ephemeris, is finally available for Android.

TPE allows photographers to plan outdoor sessions with an impressive level of detail and accuracy, providing information related to sun and moon rise and setting, color temperature, and interactive maps that will show you the trajectory of relevant celestial bodies, allowing you to plan your shoot around the best possible lighting situation.

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If you're a fan of the desktop software, or just want an awesome tool to help you squeeze as much optimal lighting as possible out of your photo sessions as we approach the end of daylight savings time, The Photographer's Ephemeris is definitely worth looking in to.

The Photographer’s Ephemeris

Download The Photographer’s Ephemeris from Google Play
QR code for https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crookneckconsulting.tpeandroid
Liam Spradlin
Besides being an avid Android fan and blogger, Liam is a photographer with a degree in both Anthropology and Sociology. He can usually be found reading through blogs, taking photos, or studying ancient pottery. Liam has been known to leave on international trips at a moment's notice, and can't resist a new challenge.

  • http://www.theandroidsite.com Ben Marvin

    Surprised this article doesn't have a link or QR code. Here's the Market link for those interested: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.crookneckconsulting.tpeandroid

    • http://www.AndroidPolice.com Artem Russakovskii

      The apostrophe in the title threw off our app widget - it's all fixed now, thanks Ben.

  • http://twitter.com/Sxeptomaniac Sxeptomaniac

    Right up my alley. Thanks for this one.

  • icefreez

    Seems a bit to expensive for what it does.

  • http://www.yourdigitalspace.com Swamykant

    cool app. thanks for details

  • http://Peoplefallingover.com John

    You can get that info on the web from here: http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/grad/solcalc/