Leaf inclination angle distribution is a key parameter for radiative transfer modeling and for proximal and remote sensing applications, and is an often-overlooked response of plants to stress in the short term (diurnal dynamics). Traditionally, measuring leaf inclination angles is labor-intensive. AngleCamV2 provides a continuous, low-cost system to assess leaf angle distributions that can be used to better constrain the retrieval of plant traits from radiative transfer model inversions, interpret signals such as sun-induced fluorescence that is highly dependent on the canopy architecture, and understand leaf inclination dynamics under water stress.