It's controlled by viewers, so it's uncertain what you'll see when you get there, but I haven't come across a sharper camera witch is always a plus. You can read the street signs. Sometimes you see a Starbucks, sometimes you're looking right down onto a brick sidewalk, which can provide a disconcerting feeling. The University of Arizona Computer Science Department points that camera out its window, providing us a glimpse of brick buildings with clay-tile roofs , the usually rich blue sky with the Catalina Mountains in the background. Includes a temperature reading.
Proportion is OK, but edges seem a bit dark.
Looks as though it only takes hourly captures though and then rotates among those. Quotes delayed a minimum of 20 min. Information about this site , our terms of use , our privacy policy , our ad policy and the people who care for and feed it.