BrySky Camera Network
This site is for my BrySky AllSky Camera Network. It is my hope that I will be able to build a network of allsky cameras in various locations to capture time lapse videos of the night sky. Please visit this site for more updates.
BrySky1 - Cerro Gordo, IL
The below is information regarding the BrySky screens that you will see after clicking the above button.
On the control panel on the left side of the BrySky screens, the icons have the following actions.
The play icon brings up a list of available timelapse videos
The barcode icon brings up a list of keograms, which are summaries of the night
The star icon brings up a list of available star trail images
The shooting star icon is for future use
The directional icon will make the image full screen and you can zoom in
The information icon displays technical data about this allsky cam.
The main image is the last image captured by the allsky camera
Bottom left shows the name of this allsky camera, and its location
Date and time image was captured
I.S.S. visible pertains to the International Space Station and if it is currently visible at the time this image was taken. I.S.S. may not be visible in the actual picture since the camera does not capture full 180 degrees, so the object could be out of the field of view.
Below I.S.S. indicator shows the current phase of the moon.
Detailed data is provided regarding metrics of focus, exposure and gain used by the camera while capturing the image. Camera temperature is the temp of the actual camera, not air temperature. Many factors can affect this temperature reading.
Directional indicator showing the orientation of the image.
