Back in 2020 we got our second box of SolarCans. The first set were part of a Kickstarter but many were defective. This can was set up across our street on a neighbor's balcony, facing south. It has been recording for just shy of a year. In the lower part of the image you can make out the recent construction and the open space path. This is what a successful solar gram looks like.
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Showing posts with label Solargram. Show all posts
Monday, September 27, 2021
Success! SolarCan revisited
Back in 2020 we got our second box of SolarCans. The first set were part of a Kickstarter but many were defective. This can was set up across our street on a neighbor's balcony, facing south. It has been recording for just shy of a year. In the lower part of the image you can make out the recent construction and the open space path. This is what a successful solar gram looks like.
Friday, January 8, 2021
Solargraphy and the SolarCan
There are many ways to make a Solargram. One of the best methods is the SolarCan. So what is a Solargram? A definition from SolarCan:
"Born from a love of photography, art & astronomy Solarcan is a unique camera designed to produce extreme time exposures that capture the Sun’s path across the sky."
So Basically it is a Pinhole designed to withstand weather and can be left outside for months/years. Two of my Solargams from this year (the rest are still cooking):
Above, an image from my backyard that I've done before. Below, a view looking SW from my mother-in-laws back yard,
See the setup/placement in the SolarCan Archives.
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