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In the past, I've used tools like SunCalc and The Photographer's Ephemeris to plan landscape shots in advance, based on where the sun and moon rise and set. Is there a similar tool that can overlay the angular field of view of a lens?

I want to drop a marker at the camera position, and either display the angle of a field of view that I select on the map, or draw a field of view based on an angle I specify. Either one would be fine. Basically an angular version of the "ruler" tool in Google Maps and Google Earth.

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In the past, I've used tools like SunCalc and The Photographer's Ephemeris to plan landscape shots in advance, based on where the sun and moon rise and set. Is there a similar tool that can overlay the angular field of view of a lens?

I want to drop a marker, and either display the angle of a field of view that I select on the map, or draw a field of view based on an angle I specify. Either one would be fine. Basically an angular version of the "ruler" tool in Google Maps and Google Earth.

enter image description here

In the past, I've used tools like SunCalc and The Photographer's Ephemeris to plan landscape shots in advance, based on where the sun and moon rise and set. Is there a similar tool that can overlay the angular field of view of a lens?

I want to drop a marker at the camera position, and either display the angle of a field of view that I select on the map, or draw a field of view based on an angle I specify. Either one would be fine. Basically an angular version of the "ruler" tool in Google Maps and Google Earth.

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Is there a mapping tool that will let me visualize a lens's angle of view?

In the past, I've used tools like SunCalc and The Photographer's Ephemeris to plan landscape shots in advance, based on where the sun and moon rise and set. Is there a similar tool that can overlay the angular field of view of a lens?

I want to drop a marker, and either display the angle of a field of view that I select on the map, or draw a field of view based on an angle I specify. Either one would be fine. Basically an angular version of the "ruler" tool in Google Maps and Google Earth.

enter image description here