Mathieu Frappier

@NWSBayArea San Francisco is actually not too bad isitfoggy.com

😵‍💫 #CAwx

@kublermdk @DJSnM This. They were still several hundreds or thousands of miles from the moon so even long focal lengths lenses would focus at infinity at this distance.

@DJSnM Or because both the Moon and Earth are so far away they are basically focusing to infinity?

Artemis II crew may have been further from the moon, but they have long focal length lenses available to them.

@NWSBayArea No pretty sunrise is SF due to the Maine layer but the sunset was ok! isitfoggy.com/photos/gopro-h…

Pretty Sunrise 🌅 - Who else had a pretty sunrise to start your Sunday? #cawx

@ID_AA_Carmack This guy agrees with you

Is there any good reason for cameras to ever suggest 24 fps video? I tend to think that is almost always a poor choice, and users should have to go out of their way to select it. If you are recording something that will be cut into an actual shown-in-a-theater movie, then yes, you need to shoot at 24 fps to match film standards, but nearly all video is actually going to be shown by YouTube and social media on 60 fps displays. 24 fps guarantees not just a low framerate, but an uneven one, as frames get presented in a 3/2 repeated cadence (or worse, a 4/2/2/2 repeat if it gets converted to 30 fps video somewhere along the way). 120 fps displays can show 24 fps video at a constant repeat rate of 5, but I would wager that less than 10% of the video seconds today are in software and hardware properly configured to do that, and you would still be better off with 30 (or 60) fps video. There was a period where some video encoders or decoders could only just barely do 4k at 24 fps and couldn’t manage 30, but I don’t think that is common today.

@MKBHD Hope you make it to SF. The weather is much better here!

Getting to that Samsung event this week is gonna be tough 😬

@fulligin Posted the same link twice, the second link should have been youtu.be/ERFFMGJABjA?si…

@fulligin It's been a while but for moon rises, the day before the full moon youtu.be/qv0EW5lMxC4?si… and youtu.be/qv0EW5lMxC4?si… looked better (in terms of exposure) than the day of: youtu.be/PRCXgMfs6ho?si…. I'd expect the rule to apply similarly for moonsets, but one day after.

been trying to get this kinda shot for years, still not satisfied. i think it needs to be done right at moon rise/set, but the window is narrow and a lot of stuff has to line up

@fulligin That is for moon rises though, so I guess the day after the full moon (today, like right now) would be the best for the moonset through the tower?

@fulligin I found that aiming for the day before the full moon gives the best compromise between the moon and ambient brightness.

Watch the power come back to SF after a big outage yesterday (towards the end of the video) isitfoggy.com/photos/gopro-h…

@US_Stormwatch Meanwhile in San Francisco: isitfoggy.com/photos/gopro-h…

The Tule Fog madness continues in California’s Central Valley. 43°F and misting as we approach noon in Sacramento.

@NWSBayArea East bay strike from SF

The last 2 days of lightning across our area. Data provided by Earth Networks.

So rare that I don't even know how to spell lightning anymore.

Rare lighting storm in the bay area last night! Nicely captured by my new gopro setup at sf.fenetre.cam

@Kevin_K_DE @UniverseIce I first read your name as Kelvin.

@UniverseIce As a certified thermographer, I can say with high certainty that the shown temperatures are incorrect. The material's emissivity differs, and you could see the reflective temperatures of others affecting the values. Especially with metals & glass.

IPhone17 Pro Max's heat dissipation ability is too strong, ending the game.

@Hansenq Came here to say this!

So now your camera bump has a camera bump (iPhone Air)

@DJSnM @thejackbeyer It's on my favorite bike route but somehow I have never taken the time to stop for a tour.

@thejackbeyer We can't make a Radar that can discern individual planes in formation, so let's make sure the warhead doesn't care.

Much like Falcon 9 uses its entry burn to fight fire with fire, did you know our last line of defense against Soviet nuclear bombs was once [checks notes] surface to air nuclear missiles? Behold, Nike Hercules.

@joebarnard @timonsku We enjoy the result!

@timonsku Oh the file size is what does it - I export/upload in really high bitrate cause I enjoy pain

I know there's a lot going on today but does anyone want like 42 straight minutes of rocket building video in a few hours

@web3nam3 @sama Chat.fr 🐈 🥖

@sama Expensive domain

Who’s waking up bright and early with us?! 😄🚀🥢