The Photographer's Ephemeris Tutorial - Amazing & Free Landscape Photography Planning Tool !!

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ThePhotographersEphemeris is one of my favourite landscape photography planning tools. It allows you to see the sunrise and sunset time along with the position of the sun throughout the day. In this video I'm going in depth about all of the features and show you what this program is capable of!
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Thanks for watching! :)

[@fitzlefrog]

Brilliantly clear exposition of how to use TPE. Thank you very much and best wishes from DownUnder

[@wtonthemove6861]

Excellent video and tutorial. Thank you.

[@barbietta]

Great video! You can also hold the shift key down to see where shadows will be cast, and you can toggle between map view and satellite view of your location.

[@TerryStoa]

Nice job on your video! Thanks for sharing it.

[@williequinlan4946]

Thank you 🙏

[@norbertstepien9185]

Excellent tutorial!..thank you...

[@marphaman]

Thanks for sharing this great tool.

[@markfisher7787]

Great explanation,thank you.

[@nicolasmorisson2171]

thanks a lot for this tutorial, it's really clear and well explained.
I just starting landscape photography and i was looking for tools like this to get better images :)

[@sberringer]

Well done. Thank you.

[@Connor_Dempsey]

GREAT !!

[@allanthompson9695]

Excellent Vid. Thanks. I've known about this for about a year since I got into photography but not got round to learning how to use it. This video inspired me. Cheers. Sub'd.

[@miroslavkopecni5724]

Great explanation!

[@YuriFineart]

thanks!

[@voornachter5921]

Just found the app, bought it and installed the webversion en then it is figuring out how it works (all the functions).....your tutorial helps a lot!..thanks!

[@jaliyekeffelew8183]

Great tutorial

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

Thanks very much. How can you tell the angle of the sun from above? It's low in the winter and high in the summer. All I see is the direction of the sun.

[@DaveYuhas]

The Achilles heel of TPE is that the geographical orientation of subjects might not be known. How do you plan your shooting location and time if you don't know in which direction your subject faces?

[@mehmetakifsar8737]

thanks you, could give us more application or programme that using by landscape photographer

[@YuriFineart]

+Mehmet Akif Sari I'll do some more videos of other programs I use in the future

[@TakeYouToSchool]

Great voice my friend, where are you from exactly?

[@battistimo]

RE: @12:40 and the sun's white hot brightness. Not only is the time of day to be considered but also the aerosolized metallic particulates emitted into the atmosphere by the ongoing Solar Radiation Management program as it appears to be on display in your picture. This artificial dispersal into the atmosphere causes the lens effect in its refraction of light from the sun's rays. Often it produces rainbow and halo effects in seasons when they should not be occurring. Satellite analysis of this program can be analyzed for their telltale crisscross patterns. For further reading on this program go to www.geoengineeringwatch.org/