I liked it when the sweep in one direction was zoomed in, as it gave better views of the passing ships. Any chance of returning to that, maybe slightly less zoomed than before.
Both Ryde and Cowes cameras are on excellent standard patterns. Hopefully they will stay that way except when interesting things happen, like the arrival of Victoria of Wight into Portsmouth towed by Amber ii on about 6 August.
Continued thanks for providing excellent views of the Solent activities.
Do you know if the NCI Calshot Tower Lookout Station has a webcam?
If not, might it be worth talking with them about that possibility?
Scenes of Southampton Water and the IOW itself would be a good addition.
cool cannot wait,it will be great cowes week,i’m looking forward to viewing being a ex cowes guy 🙂
Very nice. Would have been a brilliant one way back when Hoegh Osaka fell over.
Great location for a webcam – well done!
Excellent you are doing a lovely job, congratulations.
great to see home waters. watching from spain
As a shipspotter I love this webcam I think it is brilliant thank you for putting this webcam online.
I like it when you set it to sweep one way zoomed into the distance.
Love this camera my favourite so far.
Brilliant views of the storm!
I liked it when the sweep in one direction was zoomed in, as it gave better views of the passing ships. Any chance of returning to that, maybe slightly less zoomed than before.
Both Ryde and Cowes cameras are on excellent standard patterns. Hopefully they will stay that way except when interesting things happen, like the arrival of Victoria of Wight into Portsmouth towed by Amber ii on about 6 August.
Thanks for the three Queens video.
Nice to see this, keep on showing them (*_*)
The camera is stuck !!!
Continued thanks for providing excellent views of the Solent activities.
Do you know if the NCI Calshot Tower Lookout Station has a webcam?
If not, might it be worth talking with them about that possibility?
Scenes of Southampton Water and the IOW itself would be a good addition.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers, Pete