Camera Radiometry.
Turn an ordinary sky photograph into a calibrated atmospheric observation.
All core measurements run in your browser. Your image stays on this device while Exur derives relative scene radiance, aerosol optical depth, and an AQI proxy.
Bring the sky into focus.
For a clean reading, point 45°–80° toward the zenith and away from direct sun.
Camera signature.
Camera-derived estimate.
Light aerosol or thin haze is present.
Radiometry result.
Observation integrity.
Image conditions are suitable for radiometric estimation.
Atmospheric sky observation verified with valid radiance characteristics.
Exposure has a usable tonal range.
Little evidence of cloud-like contamination in the analyzed sky region.
Sky coverage is adequate for the heuristic analysis.
No strong visual humidity/haze risk was identified; humidity is not directly measured.
No strong localized glare or brightness gradient was identified.
Camera metadata is present and within plausible ranges.
Radiometric result may be outside the reliable operating range; the calculated value remains unchanged.
Camera exposure metadata (aperture, ISO, shutter) is present in EXIF.
Sony ILCE-7M4 identified.
Aperture, ISO, and shutter values are physically plausible.
Adequate sky visible (~89% of frame).
Daylight shutter speed is compatible with the radiometric model.
No known editing signature detected.
Capture timestamp is plausible.
Independent signals.
Upload a real image to compare visual haze with the physical estimate.