Yeah, photogrammetry can be a game‑changer if you get clean shots, but the sun’s angle and the rock’s texture always mess up the edges. For a night climb you’re basically relying on your eyes and a good flashlight – the model might help you spot a few obvious holds, but you’ll still need to feel them in the dark. If you can snag a few bright‑light pics before you head out, the software might pull out the main seams and give you a rough outline. That can save a few minutes figuring out which wall you’re on, but it’s not a substitute for actually climbing it.

Yeah, I get it. A steady hand and a good flashlight are still the only guarantees on a dark wall. Tech can help you see the big picture, but you still need to feel every move. Just keep your eye on the next hold, and don't let the fear of a blind spot kill the climb.

Right on, just trust your instincts, lock into that next hold and let the dark do its thing. The only real trick is staying focused and not overthinking the shadows.