What’s New in TPE Web 4.8
TPE Web 4.8 brings 3D planning to all users, adds Presets for switching between planning setups, and introduces a powerful new Search and Command Palette.
Latest news and announcements from The Photographer's Ephemeris
TPE Web 4.8 brings 3D planning to all users, adds Presets for switching between planning setups, and introduces a powerful new Search and Command Palette.
Photorealistic 3D, new in TPE Web, brings unprecedented ease and accuracy to planning celestial alignments and composition for outdoor photographers worldwide.
TPE Web 4.7 now supports adding Shot Plans to your calendar: add individual plans or a full shooting schedule using calendar .ics files or URLs.
TPE Web 4.6 includes some important updates for planning high precision alignments: Visual Search Targeting supports click-to-target and camera position movement.
TPE Web 4.5 brings Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles to the First Person View, letting you plan Sun, Moon and night-sky shots against a detailed model of the real world.
TPE Web 4.0 adds shot alignment, celestial target planning, and new map overlays for astro, nightscape, and landscape photographers.
We’re happy to announce a public preview of the upcoming major new release of the TPE Web app, which will be version 4. You can try it out today!
TPE Web has a new Lists feature. Organize saved locations into discrete lists, each with a custom description, icon, and color.
Seeing and Transparency, along with light pollution and smoke, are two of the most important considerations for astrophotographers in determining where and when to plan a shoot. We’re pleased to be offering new Seeing and Transparency forecasts with Photo WX, our weather service for photographers.
We’re delighted to introduce Photo WX, our new weather service for photographers. Access tailored weather maps directly from the site today.
Sightline analysis gives you an elevation profile between two points, but then goes much further to offer an invaluable tool for photography planning.
The annular eclipse is coming up this weekend, on Saturday Oct 14, in fact. We know many of you are planning to photograph it. And if not this eclipse, then definitely the next total eclipse on April 8 2024…