What's the yellow dot? #2572
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Hi Aaron, I just checked the recent timelapses as we had some very nice nights over here. I found a yellow dot which is moving from left to right in the timelapse - is this dot kind of a marker or something? Cheers 
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I see two dots, yellow and white. I think it may be sun and moon, relative position beneath the horizon? |
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The dots do represent the Sun and the Moon. The default settings the dots location represent the Local Hour Angle of the Sun and Moon. Effectively their relative position above and below the horizon. The tick marks on the side represent 0, -6, -12, and -18 degrees for the Sun. You can also set the positions to represent the Azimuth of the Sun and Moon. And the final mode can be used to represent the [angular] altitude of the Sun and Moon. |
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The dots do represent the Sun and the Moon. The default settings the dots location represent the Local Hour Angle of the Sun and Moon. Effectively their relative position above and below the horizon.
The tick marks on the side represent 0, -6, -12, and -18 degrees for the Sun.
You can also set the positions to represent the Azimuth of the Sun and Moon. And the final mode can be used to represent the [angular] altitude of the Sun and Moon.