Photos takes on 20th December 2013 every 30 seconds and assembled in a movie at 25 frames per second. During windy days with faster cloud movement reducing the time to 10 seconds should give a more fluid video.
The quality of the photos is surprisingly good, considering the Pi camera is "
very typical of the kinds of units you’d see in some mid-range camera phones" (
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/3525). Had higher hopes on a Microsoft LifeCam Cinema HD webcam, but no, it took terrible shots. This was despite the enticing promise: "
Relax while the camera automatically sharpens your images and TrueColor adjusts exposure for bright, vibrant footage. And for even sharper video, take advantage of the high-precision glass lens and ClearFrame Technology to improve the picture even in low light conditions". The Pi people were much more modest but delivered a good product.
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| Strange looking gear |
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| By chance the first two books match the technology stack |
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| Three books and the Pi on the window sill |
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