Ravines View

[spyboy]

I thought it was mounted up at the old lift structure at the top of Wildcat

[Patrad Fischroy]

It is also in an enclosure, for more details on the Ravines camera, go to http://www.zakongroup.com/technology...eless_network/

It is a pretty good read.

[Mike D]

Mike, Am I being picky? Could you shift the Ravines camera slightly so that it includes Tuckermans entirely. Thanks

I leveled and centered the view. Just a quick hike up from North Conway.

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[Mike D]

It is also in an enclosure, for more details on the Ravines camera, go to http://www.zakongroup.com/technology...eless_network/

It is a pretty good read.

Many additions and improvements have been made since Zakon Group helped install this webcam, such as the installation of the new camera.

[Mike D]

I thought it was mounted up at the old lift structure at the top of Wildcat

Yes, it is indeed.

[spyboy]

Ah, that explains this shot...

I leveled and centered the view. Just a quick hike up from North Conway.

[Mike D]

Ah, that explains this shot...

It's the new Ravines post card: "Wish you were here! Sincerely, Obs."

[Steve M]

It's the new Ravines post card: "Wish you were here! Sincerely, Obs."

I thought it was, "oops, I slipped on the ice while adjusting the camera"

[spyboy]

If the camera was tipped, why would the image be rotated out of frame? It would still be a rectangular image, just that the horizon would be listing to one side.

Unless you run your images through an app to "level" based on the sillouette of the mountain range...

[spyboy]

You mean like this?

It's the new Ravines post card: "Wish you were here! Sincerely, Obs."