I wanted to publicly thank Cees for his efforts in publicizing the recent fuel dump. Thanks to the time you took to document the event I'd bet there were thousands of folks that got to witness it that otherwise would not have. I know of a few dozen personally, and one of them is a rather adept astrophotographer. I thought the folks on this list would appreciate and enjoy the fruits of his labor. You have Cees to thank just as much. My friend writes... >Here is a timelapse I made using a fixed tripod and a 24 mm lens on >the Sony a7riii ><https://youtu.be/t77tQY2-Flw>https://youtu.be/t77tQY2-Flw , The >timelapse is made of 120x19 sec exposures, f/4 and ISO 800. ...and... >OK, here is a heavily cropped (just 2 mpix) stack of 20 exposures ><https://drive.google.com/file/d/11Jp_Wq3G1aA6uieGaQ9RqbOeisTXjiyi/view?usp=sharing>https://drive.google.com/file/d/11Jp_Wq3G1aA6uieGaQ9RqbOeisTXjiyi/view?usp=sharing ...and the best effort of all (IMO)... >I did a severe crop of the wide angle shots I took, assembled them >into a timelapse, and then slowed it down to 1/2 speed. Needless to >say it is not great quality but it does allow you to see how the >plume changes over time ><https://youtu.be/HKeiNkGO0JU>https://youtu.be/HKeiNkGO0JU Thanks again for making it possible, Cees! _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Mon Jan 24 2022 - 21:20:47 UTC
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