Dioptra™ Lite - a camera tool

Name: Dioptra™ Lite - a camera tool
Rating: 4.15 (1301 reviews)
Author: Workshop512

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Dioptra™ Lite - a camera tool for navigation, surveying, and measurement

This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-02-18

Overview

Removed

Downloads

266,697

Data as of 2025-02-18

Rating:

4.15

(1,301)

Version:

1.0.10

Last updated: 2017-12-29

Features & Capabilities

Dioptra™ Lite - a camera tool is an Android application that allows users to measure angles and GPS positions using their device's camera. With features like yaw, pitch, and roll indicators, it serves as a practical tool for navigation, surveying, and positioning tasks. The app provides essential information similar to a theodolite and allows users to save images for reference. Perfect for enthusiasts and professionals, Dioptra™ Lite blends ancient surveying techniques with modern technology.

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Version:

1.0.10 Last updated: 2017-12-29

Creation date:

2014-08-31

Email:

wr*****@gmail.com

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2025-02-18

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Developed by:: Workshop512
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glidelinesystems.dioptra
Email:: wr*****@gmail.com
Website:: http://workshop512.com

User Reviews

Pros

Useful for collecting GPS, direction, angle, tilt, and time information in photos.
Good for specific use cases like archaeological surveys and astrophotography.
Easy interface and hard-to-improve-upon features.

Cons

Photos taken are not saving or difficult to find in the gallery.
Inaccurate GPS positioning and slow response when acquiring data.
Issues with focus and exposure settings in the camera.

Recent reviews

The bearing display is completely wrong compared to the azimuth display. The app must be using a buggy formula to convert azimuth to bearing. It has the bearing Southeasterly and Northwesterly readouts backwards (the degrees move in the wrong direction) Hasn't been updated in almost 7 years so I doubt it will be fixed.

bu***** 2024-06-30

I've used Dioptra lite for archaeological survey over years, occasionally. Although slow to acquire an accurate GPS position and with unreliable elevation data in some areas, it's design and features are hard to improve upon.