this is cool, and its like this because Zenith of the sun (Highest azimuth) varies through the year, like here in NZ (Taking into account daylight savings) earliest zenith is 1.04 on NOv 28th, latest is 1.46 on Mar 4th. Also to make it successfully work, you must choose a time where the sun will be above the horizon on the winter solstice, which you have done (Dec 21 very low but there), its pointless getting the suns position at 6.21 pm on the shortest day!!!
Very cool :-)
SHame the camera slipped towards the end.. :-(
Kaitain1977 2 years ago
Bummer that the sun was hidden for 11-13, seems it moved the most there.
A fader between frames may have been less choppy.
Great work! Thanx for sharing :D
AdminOnDuty 3 years ago
this is cool, and its like this because Zenith of the sun (Highest azimuth) varies through the year, like here in NZ (Taking into account daylight savings) earliest zenith is 1.04 on NOv 28th, latest is 1.46 on Mar 4th. Also to make it successfully work, you must choose a time where the sun will be above the horizon on the winter solstice, which you have done (Dec 21 very low but there), its pointless getting the suns position at 6.21 pm on the shortest day!!!
princette 3 years ago