Photography Pal
Luminous Bit Dance, LLC Photo & Video iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Photography Pal is a paid Photo & Video app for iPhone and iPad by Luminous Bit Dance, LLC. Requires iOS 18.4. Updated March 17, 2026.
- Price
- 1.99 USD
- on the App Store
- Size
- 20 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Mar 17
- 2026 · v1.2
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About Photography Pal
Photography Pal helps photographers remember every great shooting location and plan future photo outings with clarity and intention. Organize photo shoot itineraries, document location visits with GPS coordinates and weather conditions, track camera and lens usage, and use built-in photography calculators to make smarter decisions in the field. Designed as an all-in-one photography planner, field companion, and journal, Photography Pal brings locations, gear, and essential tools together in a single focused app so you can spend less time managing details and more time concentrating on light, composition, and timing. Shoot Planning and Itineraries Plan photography outings in advance or manage ongoing projects while on location. Create photo shoot itineraries with defined start and end times, or keep plans open-ended for exploratory sessions and long-term work. Add multiple planned locations to organize arrival windows, shooting time, and travel flow. Automatically schedule stops by driving distance or set hourly intervals to build an efficient route. Receive notifications when a planned location becomes active, and automatically capture GPS and weather data upon arrival - turning plans into fully documented visits. Locations and Visits Save photography locations with GPS coordinates, weather details, and associated gear. Explore your location visits on a pinned map with different styles. Organize them by area, trip, theme, or project for easy reference. Track repeat location visits over time to better understand light, seasonality, and creative potential. Add notes, attach photos, and quickly search locations by name, tag, rating, or gear. Gear and Field Tools Maintain a centralized list of cameras and lenses and associate gear usage with each shoot or location visit. Built-in field tools include automatic weather capture, a hyperfocal distance calculator, a neutral density exposure calculator, and a star trail calculator for night photography. Built for Photographers Light and dark appearance options provide comfortable viewing in any environment. Photography Pal is lightweight, mobile, and designed for photographers who explore with purpose. Photography Pal is more than a tracker, it is a practical field reference that helps document your work and supports better decisions at every stage of your photographic process.
What’s new
Version 1.2 · Updated March 17, 2026
• Integrated planning itineraries for organizing planned location visits • New Star Trail Calculator for night sky photography • Added Celestial Forecast with sun and moon data • Improved performance and overall usability
App privacy
The developer, Luminous Bit Dance, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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