Sun Position Viewer
Published by Klaas Kremer on Sep 10, 2016
Genre: Weather
Ratings: 1.80
Version: 2.0
Updated: Oct 27, 2018
Downloads: 1,268
Sun Position Viewer is a weather app developed by Klaas Kremer. Available as a free download, it was updated to v2.00 on October 27, 2018, and currently holds a 1.8 out of 5 rating based on 5 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 17 MB of free space and runs Android 9.3+ or iOS 10.3+.
The sun from your viewpoint
Video: Sun Position Viewer Overview
Description
Know where the sun rises and sets, and how high the sun is at each point. All from your point of view. You can see the sun's movement through your iPhone or iPad.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★☆☆ Not what I expected
From the description it seemed like I could put in an address and see the path of the sun anywhere I wanted. From what I see in the app, it just shows me the sun's path where I am, which I can pretty much figure that out by looking up at the sky. I wanted an app to show me where the sun would be at a particular place, and time, so I would know the best time to get that perfect photo. That way I would know what time to go to that place to get the photo.
★★★☆☆ Needs calibration!
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This app is great at what it does, but, it only works some of the time - it appears there is a calibration issue because sometimes it will work and I can match up the sun outside my window with the AR location, at other times it is off by about 10-15 degrees!
I tried other Sun locaters and they do not have this problem, seems you need to build in a way to let the user calibrate by pressing a button when the sun is directly in front of you (camera in AR) and then measure your points from there b
