PerspCamera vs SunPlot AR

This app records the perspective calculated from the iPhone's tilt angle at the time of shooting directly onto the photo. In the current version, you can draw horizontal lines, vertical lines, 45° lines, as well as grids, cubes, and rectangular solids. When you want to find the perspective of a slope, just place your iPhone on the inclined surface and press the SetTilt button! You can choose from two saving methods: drawing the perspective overlay on the photo and saving it as one image, or saving the photo and perspective as separate images. * Before use, you need to configure the angle of view using an actual horizon line.

Plan a plot, home, apartment or garden around real sunlight. SunPlot shows the sun’s path over the live camera view for your location, date and time. Stand where a room, terrace, window or future wall will be and see where the sun rises, moves and sets. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Explore the full 24-hour solar path and the highlighted daylight arc • Move through any date and time, then return to Now with one tap • Read the horizon, compass directions, solar altitude and azimuth • Switch between 1× and 0.5× cameras on supported iPhones • Save clean planning photos with place, date, sun and wind context • Review sunrise, solar noon and sunset • Download 20 years of regional wind history and see the prevailing direction; cached data remains available offline Sun calculations work offline. Internet is only needed to download or refresh wind history. SunPlot is a planning aid. It assumes an open horizon and does not model shadows from buildings, trees, terrain or fences. Wind data is a regional climate estimate and may differ on site.