Visibility IV / V
I got a series of pictures from the reflection sun.
1. A stack of 36 images of the best stage during 1m 43s at 19:56:35-19:58:18. Little usm given.
2. Single organic image
3. A video with a whole series of 71 shots during 3m 27s at 19:55:37 - 19:59:04. Framerate 20 / s. Squares slightly hazy. (Video quality suffered from the transfer to the Watch pretty much).
But is that a haa? There are equally sharp reflected cloud rays in the stack (only the cloud rays move faster and blur away). Although the potential hook dominates the view. Whether it is. If not, let the observation be moved to the category of reflected cloud rays.
The observational situation itself. I was in elevated standby because it looked promising: a thick cloud in front of the sun, below the opening, and even gleaming to boot (for which I was wondering if there was a crystal or a drop). I knew I should have put the camera on a tripod to rip images automatically, but lazy and unattainable!
This actually came in two waves. The first I saw as I glanced out of the dining table over my shoulder: a clear pillar against the cloud. In 10 seconds I was taking a picture on my mobile phone, but the view had time to blur.
At that point, at the latest, the camera should have been put on a tripod for Haa’s second coming. Well, however, I didn’t go back to eat but I got in ambush and as soon as I started to anticipate it, I started to slam into the balcony railing on the phone, leaning on the pictures with the 2 second delay shutter.
Despite the support, there was a micro-transition between the images, of course, and in Photoshop, I moved and rotated all the images in pain as accurately as possible. Even the contract would have been avoided if I had bothered to put the camera on a tripod.
This was not one of the best reflections. Maybe someday we’ll get a series of a bright shredded case.
Later, a side sun appeared in a small cloud hole. I didn’t know if there was a hundred crystals from the haa cloud or something higher.
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Hieno animaatio pienestä huojunnasta huolimati.
Kannatan HAA-tulkintaa. Pinossa keskitolppa on selkeästi erilainen kun muut säteet (muut ennemminkin pilvivarjoja). Animaatiossakin keskitolppa erottuu muusta viuhkasta.
Kyllähän noilla pilvisäteillä tuntuu olevan tapana "ajautua sivuun" kun noita harvoja animaatioita katselee ja omia pilvisäteiden havaintokertoja muistelee, eivät minusta ole kauhean kestäviä suoraan kohti sojotellessa.
Juu kylläpä tuo haa täytyy olla. Pitää vielä tutkia tätä lisää ajan kanssa. Tehdä esim. 5 kuvan osapinoja. Pilvisäteet ajautuvat kyllä sivuun nopeasti, mutta heijastuneet hitaammin. Se pilvi joka aiheuttaa heijastuneet säteet on kauempana ja pilven näennäinen liike on hitaampaa.
Jos näin on, ehkä pilvet sittenkin voivat aiheuttaa haan suikaloitumista sen lisäksi että itse heijastajat ovat pieniä. Olen ottanut kuvia lentokoneesta kaikenlaisista heijastuksista mitä alhaalta maisemasta tulee. Pitää yrittää niistä jotain analysoida. Ihan opettavaista on ollut katsoa ulos ikkunasta ikäänkuin haan kiteiden silmin.