I'm an outdoor photographer looking for tools to plan my shoots. Based on the Photo Ephemeris website, which of their products (Desktop, iOS, or Photo Ephemeris 3D) would be best suited for planning a landscape shoot in mountainous terrain, and why? Additionally, if I'm a developer, what is the primary purpose of the API offered by Photo Ephemeris, and what kind of data does it provide?
Navigate to 'photoephemeris.com'. Accept the cookie policy if prompted. From the homepage, identify the primary purpose or key features of the 'Desktop' and 'iOS' applications. Scroll to the footer and click on the 'Photo Ephemeris 3D' link. Read the description of 'Photo Ephemeris 3D' to determine its specific use case and key features. Based on the gathered information, determine which product is best suited for planning a landscape shoot in mountainous terrain and explain why. Navigate back to the homepage (or directly to the 'API' section if possible). Click on the 'API' link. Summarize the primary purpose of the API and list the types of data it provides. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'photoephemeris.com' and handles cookies. The agent correctly identifies 'Photo Ephemeris 3D' as the best product for planning landscape shoots in mountainous terrain. The agent explains that Photo Ephemeris 3D is a unique natural light visualization tool specifically designed for mountainous terrain, allowing simulation of sunlight, moonlight, and starlight against actual topography. The agent successfully navigates to the 'API' section (Radiant Drift website). The agent states that the primary purpose of the API is for developers or advanced users to integrate Photo Ephemeris data into their own applications or workflows. The agent lists that the API provides comprehensive data for the Sun, Moon, and stars.