The Photographer's Transit Hack 2.4.1 + Redeem Codes
Visual Field of View Planning
Developer: Crookneck Consulting LLC
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $8.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.4.1
ID: com.crookneckconsulting.photoTransit
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Description
Visual field-of-view calculator and shot planner for outdoor photographers.
The Photographer's Transit ("Photo Transit") is a map-based shot planning tool for outdoor photographers who use interchangeable lens cameras (such as SLRs). Plan the best possible camera, lenses and shooting locations for your photo trip or assignment using the sophisticated built-in field of view simulator.
Photo Transit includes detailed elevation profile information so you can scout your sightlines ahead of time, and check whether your planned focal length will capture your subject. Photo Transit's vertical field of view chart lets you see if your subject will be visible or obstructed by the local terrain.
Create projects containing detailed shot lists, including camera and subject location, height above the ground, pitch, orientation and focal length. Share your planned shots with colleagues and friends via email and social media, or export them as KML for use in your favourite GPS app.
With a rich feature set including Google Street View, and offline maps and elevation data, and a choice of elevation data sources, The Photographer's Transit is a powerful tool for any photographer who likes to be well prepared.
Key features:
- Define your own camera and lens kits
- 5 available map types, including 2 offline map choices
- Adjustable field of view map overlay
- Google Street View camera control
- Elevation profile from camera to subject location
- Apparent altitude profile to visualize the effect of local terrain
- Find and save your favorite locations
- Shot lists and projects
- Integrates with TPE (The Photographer's Ephemeris)
- Sample project with example shots and reference photos
Sharing + Export:
- Twitter, Facebook, Message
- View in Safari
- Email Shot
- Email Project
- Add shot to calendar
- Import/export locations
- All sharing options include link to website so you can freely share your photo plans with friends and colleagues
Advanced features:
- Teleconverter support
- Add custom sensor/film type
- Show field of view for multiple prime lenses
- Simulate lens zoom directly
- Camera-subject distance, bearing, altitude
- Camera orientation, pitch and height above ground
- Subject height above ground
- Map tilt and rotate, autorotate
- Magnetic north option
- Multiple elevation data sources available (Google, SRTM1, SRTM3, AsterGDEM, GTOPO30)
- SRTM1, SRTM3, AsterGDEM and GTOPO30 elevation data is saved for offline use
- KML project and shot export
Available map types include:
- Google Maps Standard, Hybrid, Terrain
- OpenCycleMap Topographic (available offline)
- OpenStreetMap (available offline)
Note:
- This app is designed for photographers using interchangeable lens cameras (e.g. SLR, Micro 4/3rds, Medium/Large format film)
- Maps and elevation-based calculations require a data connection unless an offline data source is used
- Maps and elevation data must be viewed while connected to the internet in order to be saved for later use offline
- Not all map types and elevation data sources are available offline
- Topographic map data is available only between 60°N and 47°S
- Overlay maps are not always available for the highest zoom levels
- Topographic maps courtesy of OpenCycleMap.org
- OSM map tiles courtesy of CartoDB
- Google Elevation data is subject to daily usage limits per IP address
- Availability of specific map types and Google Street View is dependent on 3rd party map service availability, terms and conditions, and is subject to change
- Google Maps, Google Street View and Google Earth are trademarks owned by Google Inc.
- Future updates may require iOS 9 or higher
Plan the perfect vantage point for your photographic subjects and enjoy a better field of view!
The Photographer's Transit ("Photo Transit") is a map-based shot planning tool for outdoor photographers who use interchangeable lens cameras (such as SLRs). Plan the best possible camera, lenses and shooting locations for your photo trip or assignment using the sophisticated built-in field of view simulator.
Photo Transit includes detailed elevation profile information so you can scout your sightlines ahead of time, and check whether your planned focal length will capture your subject. Photo Transit's vertical field of view chart lets you see if your subject will be visible or obstructed by the local terrain.
Create projects containing detailed shot lists, including camera and subject location, height above the ground, pitch, orientation and focal length. Share your planned shots with colleagues and friends via email and social media, or export them as KML for use in your favourite GPS app.
With a rich feature set including Google Street View, and offline maps and elevation data, and a choice of elevation data sources, The Photographer's Transit is a powerful tool for any photographer who likes to be well prepared.
Key features:
- Define your own camera and lens kits
- 5 available map types, including 2 offline map choices
- Adjustable field of view map overlay
- Google Street View camera control
- Elevation profile from camera to subject location
- Apparent altitude profile to visualize the effect of local terrain
- Find and save your favorite locations
- Shot lists and projects
- Integrates with TPE (The Photographer's Ephemeris)
- Sample project with example shots and reference photos
Sharing + Export:
- Twitter, Facebook, Message
- View in Safari
- Email Shot
- Email Project
- Add shot to calendar
- Import/export locations
- All sharing options include link to website so you can freely share your photo plans with friends and colleagues
Advanced features:
- Teleconverter support
- Add custom sensor/film type
- Show field of view for multiple prime lenses
- Simulate lens zoom directly
- Camera-subject distance, bearing, altitude
- Camera orientation, pitch and height above ground
- Subject height above ground
- Map tilt and rotate, autorotate
- Magnetic north option
- Multiple elevation data sources available (Google, SRTM1, SRTM3, AsterGDEM, GTOPO30)
- SRTM1, SRTM3, AsterGDEM and GTOPO30 elevation data is saved for offline use
- KML project and shot export
Available map types include:
- Google Maps Standard, Hybrid, Terrain
- OpenCycleMap Topographic (available offline)
- OpenStreetMap (available offline)
Note:
- This app is designed for photographers using interchangeable lens cameras (e.g. SLR, Micro 4/3rds, Medium/Large format film)
- Maps and elevation-based calculations require a data connection unless an offline data source is used
- Maps and elevation data must be viewed while connected to the internet in order to be saved for later use offline
- Not all map types and elevation data sources are available offline
- Topographic map data is available only between 60°N and 47°S
- Overlay maps are not always available for the highest zoom levels
- Topographic maps courtesy of OpenCycleMap.org
- OSM map tiles courtesy of CartoDB
- Google Elevation data is subject to daily usage limits per IP address
- Availability of specific map types and Google Street View is dependent on 3rd party map service availability, terms and conditions, and is subject to change
- Google Maps, Google Street View and Google Earth are trademarks owned by Google Inc.
- Future updates may require iOS 9 or higher
Plan the perfect vantage point for your photographic subjects and enjoy a better field of view!
Version history
2.4.1
2018-11-28
- Fixes errors on location search
- Updated SDKs and libraries
- Updated SDKs and libraries
2.4
2018-06-13
- Updated for iPhone X (at last)
- Adds SRTM1 as new elevation data source (1-arc second resolution)
- Additional sensor sizes (DJI, Fuji, GoPro)
- Graphics and icons revised throughout
- Updated SDKs and Libraries
TPT now requires iOS 10 or later.
Please send your feedback and questions to [email protected].
If you're enjoying TPT, a review in the App Store really helps to keep developing the app!
- Adds SRTM1 as new elevation data source (1-arc second resolution)
- Additional sensor sizes (DJI, Fuji, GoPro)
- Graphics and icons revised throughout
- Updated SDKs and Libraries
TPT now requires iOS 10 or later.
Please send your feedback and questions to [email protected].
If you're enjoying TPT, a review in the App Store really helps to keep developing the app!
2.3.2
2017-06-29
2.3.2
- Fixed: occasional crash in altitude chart
2.3.1
- Changes: updated map server details
- Fixed: occasional crash when viewing altitude chart before data has been received
Please send us your feedback at [email protected]
- Fixed: occasional crash in altitude chart
2.3.1
- Changes: updated map server details
- Fixed: occasional crash when viewing altitude chart before data has been received
Please send us your feedback at [email protected]
2.3.1
2017-06-26
2.3.1
- Changes: updated map server details
- Fixed: occasional crash when viewing altitude chart before data has been received
Please send us your feedback at [email protected]
- Changes: updated map server details
- Fixed: occasional crash when viewing altitude chart before data has been received
Please send us your feedback at [email protected]
2.3
2016-12-18
2.3
- New camera format: 6x8cm
- New focal lengths for medium and large format systems
- Link to Help Center added to Settings/Help screen
- New tile server for Open Street Maps (this had to be switched due to changes in the terms of use by the previous provider)
Note: if you had OSM map tiles previously saved for offline use, you will need to view them afresh while online due to the change in the map tile server.
Suggestions, feedback, help? Write to us at [email protected]
- New camera format: 6x8cm
- New focal lengths for medium and large format systems
- Link to Help Center added to Settings/Help screen
- New tile server for Open Street Maps (this had to be switched due to changes in the terms of use by the previous provider)
Note: if you had OSM map tiles previously saved for offline use, you will need to view them afresh while online due to the change in the map tile server.
Suggestions, feedback, help? Write to us at [email protected]
2.2.1
2016-08-26
2.2
2016-07-07
2.2
- New Open Street Map map style (replacing MapQuest OSM which is being turned down on July 11 2016)
- Retina map tiles for Open Street Map and Open Cycle Map on applicable devices
- Updated SDKs
IMPORTANT: with this update, any previously cached offline map tiles will no longer be available due to changes in the map tile sources. Please be sure to view any map OSM and OCM tiles you need BEFORE going offline.
Comments, questions, suggestions, problems? [email protected]
- New Open Street Map map style (replacing MapQuest OSM which is being turned down on July 11 2016)
- Retina map tiles for Open Street Map and Open Cycle Map on applicable devices
- Updated SDKs
IMPORTANT: with this update, any previously cached offline map tiles will no longer be available due to changes in the map tile sources. Please be sure to view any map OSM and OCM tiles you need BEFORE going offline.
Comments, questions, suggestions, problems? [email protected]
2.1.2
2016-03-12
Bug fixes:
- Pin to pin distance was incorrect if either elevation is unknown
- Clicking through to Vimeo from Help/Settings resulted in draft email to support
- Launch screen background did not fill iPad Pro screen
- Elevation bar was obscured on iPad Pro
- Custom sensor dimensions: iPhone displayed keyboard without decimal point key
- Updated SDKs
What else would you like to see in the app? [email protected]
- Pin to pin distance was incorrect if either elevation is unknown
- Clicking through to Vimeo from Help/Settings resulted in draft email to support
- Launch screen background did not fill iPad Pro screen
- Elevation bar was obscured on iPad Pro
- Custom sensor dimensions: iPhone displayed keyboard without decimal point key
- Updated SDKs
What else would you like to see in the app? [email protected]
2.1.1
2016-01-27
2.1.1
- Fixes elevation data source button on iPhone
- Adds GTOPO30 as a new elevation data source: this is a lower resolution model, but with coverage at extreme latitudes (>83°N and S)
2.1
- You can now optionally specific a teleconverter (×1.4, ×1.7, ×2, ×3) to any shot and the field of view will be adjusted accordingly
- Adds support for Handoff (app-to-app, app-to-web)
Find out how to use Handoff: https://support.apple.com/kb/ph18754?locale=en_US
2.0
- iPhone support. We've made a few changes to the user interface to accommodate the smaller device types. On iPhone, you can swipe up/down on both focal length slider and elevation bar to expand or contract them to manage available screen space.
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] and on Twitter as @phototransit.
- Fixes elevation data source button on iPhone
- Adds GTOPO30 as a new elevation data source: this is a lower resolution model, but with coverage at extreme latitudes (>83°N and S)
2.1
- You can now optionally specific a teleconverter (×1.4, ×1.7, ×2, ×3) to any shot and the field of view will be adjusted accordingly
- Adds support for Handoff (app-to-app, app-to-web)
Find out how to use Handoff: https://support.apple.com/kb/ph18754?locale=en_US
2.0
- iPhone support. We've made a few changes to the user interface to accommodate the smaller device types. On iPhone, you can swipe up/down on both focal length slider and elevation bar to expand or contract them to manage available screen space.
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] and on Twitter as @phototransit.
2.1
2016-01-21
2.1
- You can now optionally specific a teleconverter (×1.4, ×1.7, ×2, ×3) to any shot and the field of view will be adjusted accordingly
- Adds support for Handoff (app-to-app, app-to-web)
Find out how to use Handoff: https://support.apple.com/kb/ph18754?locale=en_US
2.0
- iPhone support. We've made a few changes to the user interface to accommodate the smaller device types. On iPhone, you can swipe up/down on both focal length slider and elevation bar to expand or contract them to manage available screen space.
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] and on Twitter as @phototransit.
- You can now optionally specific a teleconverter (×1.4, ×1.7, ×2, ×3) to any shot and the field of view will be adjusted accordingly
- Adds support for Handoff (app-to-app, app-to-web)
Find out how to use Handoff: https://support.apple.com/kb/ph18754?locale=en_US
2.0
- iPhone support. We've made a few changes to the user interface to accommodate the smaller device types. On iPhone, you can swipe up/down on both focal length slider and elevation bar to expand or contract them to manage available screen space.
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] and on Twitter as @phototransit.
2.0
2015-12-21
This update adds support for iPhone. We've made a few changes to the user interface to accommodate the smaller device types. On iPhone, you can swipe up/down on both focal length slider and elevation bar to expand or contract them to manage available screen space.
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] or on Twitter as @phototransit
On both iPad and iPhone, you can tap the chart (visible when the elevation bar is expanded) to toggle between altitude and elevation profiles. The lens vertical field of view is shown in Altitude profile mode. Double tapping the chart will toggle between zooming to fit the lens field of view and the altitude profile range.
Video tutorials are available at https://vimeo.com/channels/phototransit or from the Settings/Help page within the app.
Let us know what else you'd like to you see in the app! We're at [email protected] or on Twitter as @phototransit
1.0.7
2015-11-25
- Maintenance release with improved iOS9 compatibility
- Fixes 'sticky' focal length slider under iOS9
iPhone support is coming soon! Follow us on Twitter for all the latest: @photoTransit
- Fixes 'sticky' focal length slider under iOS9
iPhone support is coming soon! Follow us on Twitter for all the latest: @photoTransit
1.0.6
2014-04-18
- New setting: control whether Camera or Subject pin is used as primary pin when opening TPE from within the app
- Bug fixes
If you enjoy Photo Transit, we'd really appreciate it if you could leave us a review on the App Store - they help very much.
- Bug fixes
If you enjoy Photo Transit, we'd really appreciate it if you could leave us a review on the App Store - they help very much.
1.0.5
2014-03-07
- Bug fixes
- Updated SDKs
- Alert added to clarify why app requests access to your photo stream (it's so we can add photos for the sample project)
If you're enjoying using Photo Transit and have some time to spare, please consider leaving us a review in the App Store - it's very helpful and is much appreciated.
- Updated SDKs
- Alert added to clarify why app requests access to your photo stream (it's so we can add photos for the sample project)
If you're enjoying using Photo Transit and have some time to spare, please consider leaving us a review in the App Store - it's very helpful and is much appreciated.
1.0.4
2013-10-14
- iOS7 compatibility improvements
- Bug fixes
- Bug fixes
1.0.3
2013-10-09
- iOS 7 refinements
- Bug fixes
- Bug fixes
1.0.2
2013-10-01
- iOS7 updates
1.0.1
2013-09-17
- Updates for iOS7
- Bug fixes
- Bug fixes
1.0
2013-08-31
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Ratings
3.9 out of 5
8 Ratings
Reviews
Anon1138,
Not immediately intuitive, but unique and useful
Originally had a problem getting it to start - reboot your phone if this happens.
Freedom>,
Longer zoom choices please
I’m shooting a 600mm with a 2x teleconverter. So that’s 1200mm but the app only lets you choose 800mm max.
Updates to 5 stars. I didn’t realize there was a teleconverter button. Could be just me, but maybe it could be a little more apparent how to add it? For the less observant of us ;)
Updates to 5 stars. I didn’t realize there was a teleconverter button. Could be just me, but maybe it could be a little more apparent how to add it? For the less observant of us ;)
HappyCatMachine,
Trio of apps = essential
This app is well thought out. Be sure to delve a bit as it can be overwhelming. Once you have a handle on its mechanics you will find this tool essential for prepping your landscape outings. Take the guesswork out of which lenses and bodies to take on your next trek.
Landscape photographers rejoice.
Landscape photographers rejoice.
Flambedude,
Mindblowingly useful.
Crookneck always has my jaw on the floor for how much time their apps (this and TPE) can save me hours of hunting and hoping to find the right location for more than just photography. Useful even if you just want to find a picturesque viewpoint to have lunch while on a road trip.
