Videos
How to Move the Red Pin of the Planner
To plan your Sun, Moon and Milky Way photo ideas with the PhotoPills Planner... You need to know how to move the Red Pin!
How To Find And Plan The Milky Way
Milky Way hunters! In this video you’ll learn how you can easily plan any Milky Way photo you imagine using PhotoPills.
Understanding the Map Buttons of the Planner
Learn how to use all the options hidden within the “+” map button of the Planner.
Calibrating the Augmented Reality Views (AR)
Learn how to calibrate the Augmented Reality views so you make sure that what you're seeing through the phone matches reality.
How to Save, Share and Import Plans and Locations
This is how you can save, share and import plans and locations.
Mastering the Load button of the Planner
Place the Red Pin based on an address, a latitude/longitude or even a geotagged photo!
How To Plan Any Meteor Shower Photo You Imagine
Learn how you can easily plan your Meteor Shower photo ideas with PhotoPills. And it works with any Meteor Shower: Quadrantids, Lyrids, Perseids, Leonids, Geminids...
How to Plan August 21 2017 Total Solar Eclipse
Learn how to plan August 21 2017 total eclipse step by step.
How to Plan Any Star Trails Shot You Imagine
Learn how to easily plan any Star Trails photo you imagine using PhotoPills. You'll learn both planning Star Trails with the night augmented reality view (Night AR) and the Planner.
Plan 1. Total lunar eclipse with the Giza pyramids, Cairo (Egypt)
Imagine a photo of the January 21st 2019 total lunar eclipse with the ancient pyramids of Egypt… Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 2. Supermoon rising behind our favorite stone hut in Punta Nati, Menorca (Spain)
Imagine a photo of the February 19th 21 2019 Supermoon rising just behind our favorite stone hut in Punta Nati, Menorca (Spain)... Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 3. Milky Way arching above the Vingerklip, Damaraland (Namibia)
Imagine a photo of the Milky Way arching above the Vingerklip, one of the most stunning rock formations in Namibia... Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 4. Sun setting through North Window and Turret Arch, Arches National Park (USA)
Imagine a photo of the Sun setting through two of the most stunning natural arches on the planet, the North Window and Turret Arch, in Arches National Park… Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 5. Manhattanhenge with the Sun and with the Moon, New York (USA)
Everybody knows the Manhattanhenge phenomenon with the Sun… But imagine it with the Moon! What do you think? Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 6. Full Moon at the top of the Sky Tower, Auckland (New Zealand)
Learn how to plan the next full Moon… Imagine a super big full Moon standing right behind the top floor (at 220m) of the Sky Tower, Auckland (New Zealand). What do you think? Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan it with PhotoPills!
Plan 7. July 2nd Total Solar Eclipse in Chile and Argentina
Learn how to plan any solar eclipse photo you imagine with an example. In this video you’ll learn how to plan the July 2nd total solar eclipse (happening in Chile and Argentina) so you know where to go to capture all the phases of the eclipse. And also how to find the right shooting spot to capture the eclipse align with your favorite subject.
Plan 8. Sun and Moon rising aligned with the Giant and the Witch, Faroe Islands
During the PhotoPills Expedition to the Faroe Islands, I came with the idea of photographing the Sun (and the Moon) aligned with Risin og Kellingin (the Giant and the Witch), two amazing sea stacks. What do you think? Is it possible? Will it happen? ¡Let’s figure it out! ¡Let’s plan the two photos with PhotoPills!
Meet PhotoPills
Discover how we imagined, planned and shot a dramatic sunset happening under a natural bridge and many more things you can do with PhotoPills.