Planned entirely with Find — the exact date the Sun set right inside this arch
Every tool so far started with "here's the date, what will happen?" Find flips that around: "I know exactly where I want the Sun or Moon — when does that happen?" Perfect for a fixed shooting spot, like this sea arch, where you can't move the camera.
Every date in range where your Moon-at-azimuth condition comes true
Tap the Phase column header to sort by Moon phase — handy for finding the closest Full Moon match instead of scrolling chronologically. Tap any row to load that exact date straight into the Planner.
Five ways to place the Red Pin instantly
- 📍Search addressType any address to jump straight there.
- 📋Plan / Point of InterestReload something you saved earlier — location, date, and time, all at once.
- 🖼️Geotagged photoPick a photo from your camera roll and drop the pin exactly where it was taken.
Two things worth saving, for two different reasons
Shooting from 315m up shifts your actual sunrise time earlier than sea level
Standing on a mountain or tall building, sunrise really does happen earlier for you — because you can see over the horizon that blocks people at sea level. Drop a second pin out at the horizon line, and PhotoPills corrects all its rise/set times and azimuths for your actual vantage point.