iOS
If you're unable to view Skyfire forecasts, here are the steps to check. On the Skyfire page within the app:
- Confirm you're shown as "Signed in." If not, then tap the button and sign in to your account
- Confirm that your subscription level is shown correctly: either "Skyfire Plus" or "Skyfire." You can tap on the row to view details or to re-subscribe if your trial or subscription has ended.
- Check that you have Skyfire enabled using the switch control
Important: if, after checking the items shown below, you're still having trouble seeing the forecasts, please email us at support@photoephemeris.com with the equivalent screenshots to those shown below so we can help troubleshoot further. Be sure to zoom the map out to show your entire region (i.e. North America or Europe).
If all that is looking good, then on the Map within The Photographer's Ephemeris:
- Select today's date (or a date within 2 days from today, or 4 days for Skyfire Plus)
- If necessary, switch to Day mode
- On the timeline beneath the map, tap 'Sunrise' or 'Sunset'
- Zoom out so you can see an area of at least 100 miles or kilometers. If you're zoomed in too far, the overlay will not be visible on Apple Maps. Also, if clear skies are forecast, it may appear that nothing is being displayed.
- The Skyfire map overlay should display - you'll need to be connected to the internet in order for it to load.
You should see the Skyfire map overlay on screen.
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