Das klingt erstmal spannender als es dann anzusehen ist. Dennoch ist die Vorstellung, dass die Kamera dort schon 20 Jahre hängt und immer noch für nicht-HD-Aufnahmen sorgt, irgendwie faszinierend.
Ein Kommentarhis short video took 20 years to make.
One photo taken at noon every day from Trevor McGavin’s south-facing Lower Hutt New Zealand weather camera.
Played back at 25 frames (days) per second.
The camera was originally installed in the 1990s, but I can’t find any saved image files older than 2006.
The pictures were live on Trevor’s weather web page at the time. Before 2006, probably they were never saved.
The 1990s vintage StarDot Technologies „WinCam Live“ „high-resolution“ 640×480 serial RS232 interface camera is exposed to the weather and was already getting a bit tired by 2006 – faded colours, dirt accumulating inside the lens and image washed out – but it’s still going in 2026.
This video is slightly processed to reduce the amount of flicker and to restore natural colours.
There is no audio.
