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for each twilight there are certain degrees that the sun is below horizon, I wonder how does that phenomenon affect color temperature if the flash is not used at all. It is basically going the opposite way from the moment of sunrise/sunset. Best Regards Edward
Color Temperature at sunrise and sunset...
Based on a discussion some weeks ago about the difference between photographing sunrise and sunset, I have been recording the color temperature changes... and learning to enjoy waking up early... today was a unique day in the on going test... there were c...
The photo is incredible Casey.....
There is a website called time and date . c o m where you have calculations on sunrises/sunsets as well as the angle of the sun in % above/below horizon for your location on a given day etc. This suggestion may help with details of your current project as...
Thank you Edward...
Good suggestion... I am using that site... looking east is the Pacific Ocean so the times and location are accurate, I adjust the sunset details by about five minutes for the mountains west of Tokyo. ...
For example in addition to the times ( -15,+15 minutes) on your graph you can add .....
the angle of the sun above/below the horizon. Then the reader could visualize the changing amount of light at your location . Best Regards Edward
It might make sense to add that info to the final 'report'
or at least look at the data in that context to see any relevance. It is surprising how fast the sun moves at (e.g.) this time of year and this latitude...
Yes...
for each twilight there are certain degrees that the sun is below horizon, I wonder how does that phenomenon affect color temperature if the flash is not used at all. It is basically going the opposite way from the moment of sunrise/sunset. Best Regards E...
For example it the sunrise is at 6.19 am today for London, Ontario....
and the Civil Twilight is from 5.48 am to the moment of sunrise and when there are no clouds, I believe the Color Temperature will be the same during the entire time. Civil twilight starts when the sun is raising at 6 degrees below the horizon in the morn...
Great shot,
interesting data sets. Not sure if I would have the desire to delve so deeply into it myself but I certainly greatly appreciate having somebody like yourself to share it here with us . I'll definitely keep reading! Cheers, Filip
LOL... I hear you Filip
I have learned that my balcony faces 90° East and 270° West is visible off the external stairs ; ) Since the tall buildings of Shinjuku are exactly 90° East... the sunrise will be perfectly positioned on 25-September-2017 and 19-March-2018 ... hahaha
I learned something new today...
and a word I haven't seen used in a long time: guffawing
Photographs of clouds have an interesting history...
"Equivalents" is a series of cloud photographs by Alfred Stieglitz taken between 1925-1934 and are considered to be some of the first abstract photographs. In the mid 1920s the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston acquired a number of cloud prints made by Stiegl...
Thanks for the added info Casey :)
I'm still learning the ropes with my camera and your photos have been my 'teacher'. I always look forward to your postings and photos. Thank you!