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Map-A-Pic Update Adds Sunrise, Sunset Times, Picture Editor, and More

Seattle, Washington – Sea To Software, LLC today is pleased to announce Map-A-Pic Location Scout 1.2, a powerful iPhone app for photographers and filmmakers. This major update adds a number of features such as the sunrise and sunset times, a picture editor, and a beautiful new user interface.

“We’re getting a very positive response from our users about Map-A-Pic for iPhone. Today, we’re making the app even more useful by adding features that until now were only available as standalone apps: the picture editor, and the sunrise and sunset times, for any saved location, for any date,” says Pavel Sorokin, the founder of Sea To Software. “In addition, the app now displays the times of the morning and evening Golden hour, informing the user of the best times to shoot.”

Map-A-Pic 1.2 lets the users edit the photos of their locations with a simple yet powerful picture editor. Enhancing the colors, cropping, and applying filters are now just a few taps away. Other improvements include an enhanced user interface, with full-screen notes editing, better location search, and improved presentation of the location details.

Map-A-Pic Location Scout is an essential tool for photographers and film makers who need to keep track of shoot locations. The user can save any location, along with pictures and GPS coordinates, into a searchable database. The optional notes and tags further help remember the details of the locations. The saved locations can be searched, viewed as a map or list, and filtered by specific tags. The app can show driving/walking directions to any of the saved locations. The users can share any location by email, or post it on Twitter or Instagram.

Pricing and Availability:
Map-A-Pic Location Scout 1.2 is $3.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and is available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photo & Video category. The app runs on iPhone and iPod touch devices, and it requires iOS 5.0 or later.

Located in Seattle, Washington, Sea To Software, LLC is a privately held company whose goal is creating useful and beautiful apps for creative professionals. The company’s first product serves as a location scouting app for photographers and filmmakers. Copyright (C) 2012 Sea To Software, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.


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