Both of my public cameras report to my weather underground site. This has the advantage of presenting a continous calendar of images and a quick video of 24 hours can be run for any day one wishes. The Mount Carrizo camera which is shown on the image at the right as part of my weather station looks out our front window to the Northeast. The calendar image/video is available at: Mount Carrizo Camera - images only during the day The All Sky Camera looks directly overhead with a 190 degree FOV. It automatically adjusts to the brightness and can take images from less than 1/1000 sec to 4 seconds to adjust to changing conditions. All Day, All Night, All Sky!!!!!! In less than 2 week all sorts of things have been seen on this. Satellites, meteors, frost, rain, zodical light, Ruidoso light pollution. Some representative images have been posted on a subpage below. | This is the Mount Carrizo weather station image, which also lists a bit of the weather station output. More detail is available at: Nogal - Carrizozo weather station |
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Allsky Cam events
Attempts to stack high resolution images
Color filter study - 2011
Jupiter & Mercury, March 17,2011
Lunar Observing Resources
New Mexico Pics - 2011
New Moon Pics (03/2011)
Pictures of the Lunar 100, 1-25
Pictures of the Lunar 100, 26-50
Pictures of the Lunar 100, 51-75
Pictures of the Lunar 100, 76-100
Pictures with the Jones-Bird 16
Planet Pics
Saturday Night at the Catena....
Summer 2010 Canon Pictures
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