Stria Angle

Stria turns a photo into a visual measuring tool by overlaying an adjustable angular grid that makes it easy to read horizontal directions and angles directly from the image. Open a photo from your library, align 0° with your chosen reference point, and select the grid spacing that best suits your measurement. Angular reference lines are drawn directly over the image, turning the photograph itself into a visual reference. Stria can determine the angular coverage of an image in several ways: - EXIF: uses focal length metadata together with the selected sensor profile to estimate the camera's field of view. - 360°: for complete panoramic images covering the full horizontal field. - Cylindrical: for partial panoramas whose angular coverage is known or can be estimated. - Manual: directly enter the total horizontal angle represented by the image. - 2 Points: place two references on visible…