A couple of significant events recently. There was a fair sized slide at Foulweather Bluff on December 27th. My cams were lucky enough to capture it.....
Around 3:00pm on November 22 I happened to look out and see a brilliant rainbow and locked my new cam on it. It was perhaps some of the most beautiful footage my cams have ever captured. It went on for an hour and 6 minutes. I did a time lapse of it and got it down to 4 minutes. It was beautiful and interesting to the very end.....
This show was almost as good as the May show. Here is a time lapse of the whole evening....
They just keep on coming. Even with a full moon last night we had a very nice Aurora show. It started very early. You can see the time stamp on this image is 8:26. Sunset was around 7:20. Astronomical twilight when the viewing is best would have started around 8:20.
Here is a time lapse of the whole show....
We had a very nice Aurora show last night. It actually lasted all night.
Here is a brief highlight snippet....
I just finished the installation and code modification for the new cam. It is a live streaming, pan/tilt/zoom IP cam. This opens up lots of different opportunities. I have set it up to pan and stop for 20 seconds at each position that the old cams were. To start the live stream, click on the "Play" button in the middle of the image. You can stream full screen by clicking on the icon in the lower right hand corner. It needs to buffer for a few seconds before it provides a solid 1080 high definition video. You can move the slider at the bottom of the image to go back in time. Click on "Live" and it brings you back to the current time. So far I am pleased with the quality and features of this new cam. I hope you like it.
