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Marcel Strelow
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Every landscape photographer ends up with a folder of apps they actually open before a shoot, and a much bigger folder of ones they downloaded once and forgot about. After a decade of shooting and a few years of building one of these tools myself, here is the short list - the apps I genuinely reach for when a window of good light is approaching.
The post ranks PhotoPills (#1, geometry), Inverza (#2, conditions), Windy (#3, weather visualisation), Viewfindr (#4, spot scouting with own weather detection but manual workflow), and Apple Weather (#5, sanity check), with Sun Surveyor as an honourable mention - and explains how to use them together without overlap.
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The post ranks PhotoPills (#1, geometry), Inverza (#2, conditions), Windy (#3, weather visualisation), Viewfindr (#4, spot scouting with own weather detection but manual workflow), and Apple Weather (#5, sanity check), with Sun Surveyor as an honourable mention - and explains how to use them together without overlap.
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