I just discovered something new and cool in the eastern-Siearra webcam-world -- cool to me anyway.
One of the webcams that I occasionally check on that great website, "Sierra Nevada Cams" is a Bishop cam. It looks like it's from a location a little south of Bishop.
OK, here's the newly-discovered and (I think) cool thing:
Below the cam-view is a link (that didn't really look like a link) -- something about "Time Lapse". I clicked on it and saw that it provides timelapse-videos, created from the stills from that webcam, for the past day or week, month, year:
Bishop Time-Lapse Videos
The default period is "today", but at the bottom of the video window is a drop-down menu that adds the choice of yesterday, week, month, year. Unfortunately, you can't choose a particular day. At the bottom-right of the video window is a control for the speed of the time-lapse.
Interesting to look at the "year" view and see it start with the bountiful snow of March 2011 and see it go away...and come back briefly...and then mostly go away..
One of the webcams that I occasionally check on that great website, "Sierra Nevada Cams" is a Bishop cam. It looks like it's from a location a little south of Bishop.
OK, here's the newly-discovered and (I think) cool thing:
Below the cam-view is a link (that didn't really look like a link) -- something about "Time Lapse". I clicked on it and saw that it provides timelapse-videos, created from the stills from that webcam, for the past day or week, month, year:
Bishop Time-Lapse Videos
The default period is "today", but at the bottom of the video window is a drop-down menu that adds the choice of yesterday, week, month, year. Unfortunately, you can't choose a particular day. At the bottom-right of the video window is a control for the speed of the time-lapse.
Interesting to look at the "year" view and see it start with the bountiful snow of March 2011 and see it go away...and come back briefly...and then mostly go away..
