The Photographer's Ephemeris App Reviews

1.31.16 I have been using this for a few years and find it great to help plan landscapes.

I was looking for help finding the best sunset times during the week and I think this app has met that demand.

Easy to use and a must have for landscapes. Watch the videos.

The previous version was much more user friendly. Please bring it back! Change just because you can doesnt always mean you should. Simple and comprehensive is always better. The current version is rather confusing, I have somehow found myself on Fire or whatever and cant get back to the parent app.

What a fantastic app! It is definitely worth watching the tutorials to make sure you get the most out of it.

Loving the new SkyFire feature, Ive tested it out for over 15 sample days and it has been dead on. Will definitely pay to keep using it.

Edit edit edit again: the new altitude profile notification is diggidy dank. As the kids these days would say. Which Im not. But you guys are pushing the limits of my ability to express how useful this feature is without resorting to toddler like squeals of delight. Between that and skyfire I will get way more sleep for sure. Edit: so how do you make the best app better? Combine it with the best new thing for landscape shooters since carbon fiber tripods: Skyfire, the upstart webapp that predicts the awesomeness of upcoming sunrise/sunsets. Wow. Best money spent fer sure.... I really thought that the last version was perfect. Of course, that makes the developers job a lot more difficult. But, they did the impossible: they have improved upon perfection. Loads of new features, and interface refinements on the ones that I use literally every single time I go out for a shoot. Really dig the five-year search. That is awesome.

One of a kind app. Must have photographers!

Must have app for photographers, and I use this app daily. Great for help planning shoots.

This is a terrifically useful app for landscape and cityscape photography.

Please market this app to plein-air (landscape) painters. Im spreading the word as best as I can that this is a helpful app. We too need to know the position of the sun when we paint. Knowing exactly where the sun is tells me where the shadows will be and I am able to plan my composition as I head to my interest point.