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Train your mind and imagine how this video would look on the north pole and south pole! Guess such footage already exists on YouTube.
by MeteorMarc 3y ago
Train your mind and imagine how this video would look on the north pole and south pole! Guess such footage already exists on YouTube.
- jhoechtl 3y agoI tried and it's easy to think of looking straight 'up' along the rotation axis. While keeping the horizon in the focus is not so easy.
- ithkuil 3y agoYes. But you can also point your camera in directions other than straight up and get different paths. For example if you point it towards the horizon the camera will rotate 360 degrees and it will record a full view of all the land around the camera. If you're on the equator and you point the camera "up" towards the azimuth, then after 6 hours it will be pointed towards the horizon on the west. After 6 hours the camera will be pointing straight down to the ground etc. But if you're in the equator and point the camera to the horizon towards the north, then the camera will roll and you'll see the ground rotate around similar to this video