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Originally Posted by Bear Islander
Congratulations on a great location. That sounds like hard work.
I hate focusing webcams! I finally decided I must be looking at a live image while I focus. Or there must be two people, one focusing and one watching and yelling..
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Thanks. Think next time I'll have someone manning the laptop and yelling, beats dropping that off the ladder too.
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Originally Posted by Bear Islander
Have you considered pointing the camera down a little to sacrifice some sky for more ground detail.
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I'll try that. There is some cleared land and guy anchors below the current view, I didn't think its very interesting. However, a snow stake with graduated colors might be informative. Over the last decade of winters the max snow levels have ranged from 1.5 feet to 5 feet. Hoping for some of those lightening shots hitting Red Hill... or any spot but this one
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Originally Posted by paddler
Both the Ossipee Lake Cam and OVSC trailcam are Stardot netcam and were focused prior to installation.
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This one was focused on the ground as well, looked good, until I dropped it on the way up .... arrrghhh
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Originally Posted by paddler
This is what my Stardot Dealer recommends for focusing the cams.
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I got the cam with a extra wide angle lens. It didn't give me the picture that I wanted to see, so I screwed on the standard lens. I believe one was a C and one a CS, and I didn't have that spacer ring. In any event, the time the cam takes to process the image before displaying it makes the whole process rather long. Maybe there is a way to look at a non processed image?