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- For some reason completely unbeknownst to me, I get constantly get requests to head down to my local beach my with Nikon P1000 and film a #test zoom video of Cruise ships heading out to sea.
This is not as simple as it sounds, The cruise schedule in this part of the world is sparse, Tides and weather are unpredictable and most of the larger ships come in early in the morning and leave late at night.
That being said, I like to stir the pot so this week we point the #nikonp1000 at the horizon and check out the Seabourn Odyssey as it makes its way out to sea and over the #horizon . Part Zoom and Part Time lapse I hope it leaves nothing but healthy and constructive conversation in the chat. :D
The conditions are a bit average but again its all a little out of my control.
Seabourn Odyssey facts
Tonnage: 32,346 GT[1]
Length: 650 ft (200 m)
Beam: 84 ft (26 m)
Draft: 21 ft (6.4 m)
Decks: 11
Speed: 21 knots (39 km/h; 24 mph)
Capacity: 450 passengers
Crew: 335
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Have a happy new years too ❤ and I’m always amazed the capability of this camera I’m got the custom mount for it and added a quick release just looking for a pistol grip than can slide on
@@DpacOP awesome, I think you have a better setup than me already. Have a great 2024 buddy.
@@SuperZoomVideos thank you 🫶🏻 and noo you got a much better setup than me mate I couldn’t get these steady shots
@@DpacOP nah that’s just practice, I don’t think I have a single tripod that’s weighted for this camera.
@@SuperZoomVideos I need to practice more because I do have a 17kg tripod not carrying that around. And what’s the best usb dummy battery I can get
Your video was helpful in proving and clarifying a lot of things, thank you for sharing it. ❤
I only wish the weather had played ball. Thanks for watching 🙂
What did it prove and clarify?
@@multispeciesangler The earth is round
@@multispeciesangler Water vapour is a nuisance when shooting far away.
Cool video mate-interesting insight along the way-Hope you have a Happy new year and thanks for all the videos this year 🎉
All good mate, my pleasure. 2024, will be a bit different. Making it a goal to revive the other channel unless Nikon want to drop something interesting at CES in a couple of weeks.
Thank you for having an honest channel using these cameras. Sick of cherry picked flerfer "evidence" other channels have
😂😭 honestly not what I thought this channel would become, I didn’t have any idea what I was aiming for but it wasn’t this.
@@SuperZoomVideos well played.
Tge angular size of the waves is larger than the angular size of the bottom of the ship since the waves are much closer to the viewer, this allows short things to block taller things.
@@qkqk6954 nothing being blocked. Quit grasping for straws. If you want to prove your stupid little "theory" grab your p1000 and go to Kansas and show us Mount Everest.
@@qkqk6954😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Quit grasping little man. Want to prove your theory? Go to Kansas with your P1000 and record Mt Everest.
You know exactly what you're doing ;)
What…..me……..never 😉
I have the same camera, and the earth is in fact a sphere. ;) Thanks for the video!
*poking 🐻* 😂
Happy New year zoom boy 😘
That’s zoom man to you mate 😬 Happy New Year!
Incredible!
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Amazing idea for a video. This would be great also on a nice calm sunny day. Thank you enjoyed this.
That’s why I included the disclaimer and the extra clip at the end :)
3:00 At this point, the surrounding flat Earthers began hammering the local 911 office to report a sinking ship.
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Flat earthers be like:
Uuuuh, its the render distance.... uuuhh our eyes have a limited rendwr distance just liek miencraft...
"ship is sinking"
@@_l3m35_ Lol, imagine if they actually used that as an argument 😅
@@mrnaris4852 They are, there is a guy saying exactly this somewhere around here.
@@_l3m35_ ig the guy believes every single boat to ever go under the horizon just sunk to the bottom of the ocean then . _ .
@@mrnaris4852if Its true, u can't see milimeter of this boat...heh
do zooming from busan (south korea) to shimayama island (japan) next!
Wow you really jinxed both those places
Yep . .Air pollution's a killer for this kind of photography . . Nice one my friend, and a Happy new Year to you and yours! 👍
I think this was just a bit of offshore weather, it started raining not long after I finished filming but had been clear all day till I got down to the beach. Oh well, chalk one up to the weather gods.
Have a great new year mate, what are you planning on covering in 2024?
@@SuperZoomVideos No idea yet, but have already recorded vocals over Christmas for upcoming titles that 'The VHBL Band' have invited me to do the vocals for. One is scheduled in January, the other in February. Not my place to let on the titles . . I have done several with the band in the past. All 'old school' musicians . . Check them out!
@@Tailracehero hahaha good man, sounds like you are a busy man. Will keep an eye out
Is water vapour pollution now?
Flat earthers: horizon is paid actor
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Looks like the ship rises above the horizon line towards the end
How high were the waves, as they kicked up? :)
Eyeballing it I think only a couple meters.
@@SuperZoomVideos seems like a good guess. I could choose the "curve" or the waves to make this seem like what I say is what really happens ;)
@@SuperZoomVideosSo the waves were higher than your camera at 1:04 ?
@@Mr22brian22I think I was a little higher up the Beach on the day but not a lot, tides out so I’m not sea level is probably a little lower.
Also realising I have no idea how wave peaks are calculated. Is the base below sea level because of the motion of the ocean? I’d say maybe on par with the waves? The boat disappeared sporatically behind the odd peak so maybe a little higher at times?
Спасибо за поддержку земли по Фергюсону.
Hey what’s that edit at 2:01 ????
Sped the video up as the ship turns into the channel, otherwise we would all be here for 15 minutes while its turned.
@@SuperZoomVideos So you edited it ?
yup, sped that part up. Couple of shots where the boat moves out of frame so I’ve cut between shots. Nothing added through it’s fairly rudimentary stuff
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Thank you for proving the earth is flat
Either that ship went over the horizon or it sunk!
Sunk :(
Angular Resolution caused the bottom to be unresolvable.
@@Angularsize So we can't resolve the big bit at the bottom, but we can still resolve the smaller bit at the top, despite them both being the same distance away?
@@A15degreeperhourdrift All your telling me is that you don't understand perspective and vanishing points, the bit at the top has a larger viewing angle.
@@Angularsize Both bits have got the same viewing angle, which is the angle of vision of the viewers eyesight.
There's something in the way for the bottom half.
Just for the sake of clarity, am I speaking to a fraud or a moron, unfortunately they both come across the same on the internet.
What's the earth curvature formula again? Why is that ship visible at such distance? We shouldn't be able to see it...
Really?
Please show your calculations.
8.6 cm per km2, so at a distance of 11 km it should be 10 meters or ⅓ of the height of the ship, roughly fits the observation.
Do you mean this "8inch per mile squared", that circulated in flat earther's arguments?
That is a formula for parabola
@@s0rry_s1r should be pointing down by 0.1°, not really visible at this resolution
The wind gets up and produces a swell in the waves. therefore the sea height is raised. Anything behind that would be obscured little by little as the ship gets further away.. WHY does anyone think it goes over a curve.. ?
Oh jesus. Please just watch the video again. This happens with every single ship regardless of swell. For Christ's sake just stop denying what you're seeing here.
@@Markhypnosis1 What are you talking about... these videos prove ships dont disapear under the horizon... the Nikon P1000 brings ships back into full view when they should not be able to be seen as due to Globe Theory!
@@kihealthandwellness We must be watching a different video, because what I see is the liner disappearing bottom first. And the guy shows a pictorial next to it to show how much of the ship is obscured. I think you'd better watch the video again. This is typical of flat earthers, you're shown categorical proof and your brains go into meltdown because you can't handle it....and STILL deny it. It's f**king pathetic!
@@Markhypnosis1 Hey... According to Globe Theory...at what expanse does WATER LEVEL begin to curve? 🤜💣💥
@@kihealthandwellness What do you mean "begin to curve"? It's a constant curve, it doesn't begin anywhere. And you misunderstand the meaning of "level", it doesn't mean flat. It just means parallel to the earth's surface, or perpendicular to the downward force of gravity. That's how spirit levels work.....with liquid and gravity.
But the earth is so huge that from our perspective it just seems flat, this is where the tiny minds of flat earthers go into meltdown. "It looks flat therefore it must be".
Ближние волны, на фоне уменьшающегося корабля, становя тся всё больше, и закрывают дно корабля. Возможно и так
I’m always right 😉
Если бы снимали видео, когда был штиль, то было бы по-другому.
Can I ask, why does the ship still stay level and not dip at the front if it's curving, it's like driving in a car and you start to go down a Hill, your Front end of the car would obviously be below the level of the rear of the car. Just a thought. By the way, I'm not a Flat Earther lol
Well, technically it is dipping and angling as well, but 19km is like, 1/6th of a degree of Earth. So that'd mean, the ship has only dipped downward 0.16 degrees off your axis/line of sight. That sort of ratio just isn't noticeable. The ship will be completely obscured by curve before you ever could notice the shift of angle. 19km away (11 miles) there is roughly 80 feet of downward curve, a center arc of 20 feet, which is why 2/3rd the boat was obscured roughly, and a angle shift of 0.16 degrees. All across the span off nearly 60,000 feet (19km) that ratio is basically flat to our eyes, but still is curving with earth lol
I just woke up and I thought I was going to have to try and explain this but you did so much better than I was going to even attempt, please reward yourself by taking the rest of the day off work.
@@AverageJoeGlobeR This is why I love nerds lol, 🙏🏼, really appreciate the explanation!!!
Are you smarter yet champ?
For each 69 miles the angle is ONLY ONE degree !!! THE EARTH IF F_____G BIG OK?
You just destroyed my flat earth fetish😢
Thats okay mate, plenty of other fetishes out there, have you considered gold fish? Something a bit different.
Your best video to date! Love it man.
I know you are not a flat earther, but damn after seen this you might want to look into it mate. Blessings
Am I that obvious? I think I’m good buddy 😂 blessings back at ya and have a happy new year
Hmmm.. this video actually disproves the flat earth theory. How are you not seeing this?
Yeah, if earth were flat "genius" we should see the whole ship when we zoom in. Yet we don't see the bottom at some point. It then disappears bottom first. Dishonest man u are.
Zooming in and seeing things doesn't mean earth is flat. It means zoom works ! ! ! ! ! If earth were flat, we should be able to zoom in to a ship in the distance and see THE WHOLE SHIP. Yet every time, the ships bottom is missing whilst the ship dips bottom first out of sight. Hey, try this - go out at 2am in the dead of night and zoom the sun back in seeing as you dishonest lot claim that it moves. Would really love to see that.
@@Frankly747 that would be the point of the video
Thanks to your video, I really realized that the earth is flat❤
That ship is sinking.
You’ll never make Charles Mountain with that attitude
Yep, sinking into the horizon :D
@@SuperZoomVideos Don't have a clue.
p900..the better choice
Coming soon to your local third hand electronics and hardware store
Nicely done sir, now i will sit and await the flat earthers no doubt trying to debunk what you have clearly just shown to be a curve, as for the second ship, just guessing it would be one of the Seabourn vessels as they seem to do alot of cruises around that area....
I think it was one of the tankers or cargo ships on the way in from I want to say Tauranga, again had a bunch of screen shots but not a single one with the name 😂 they do have that distinctive flat deck with the long neck (yes I am clearly a boat jargon expert) up to the bridge, makes it really easy to see it emerging even with that short clip. I was cursing my slowly dying battery that day. Pre coffee and everything.
@malcy34
If you think this was due to the "curve of the Globe" you should probably check the numbers again... Is you Globe the size of Jupiter or what? Maybe you should learn about angular resolution and the effects of perspective before spouting a bunch of BS about a magic Glow ball in a vacuum that somehow has no measurable curvature at the surface... 830 mile Microwave transmission LORA debunked the Globe!
Caught one mate but I think we are going to need a bigger boat 🙄
@@SuperZoomVideos 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yep it’s FLAT even after many Globe attempts, it’s still FLAT :)
So the ship was sinking then. 🤷♂🤡😂
@@MacXpert74 Where did you see that happening ?
@@Mr22brian22You didn't watch the video?
@@MacXpert74 The Flat Earth proof video lol :)
@@MacXpert74 swells and waves. Small waves that are much closer to the viewer have a larger angular size than the bottom of the ship when its very far, thats why they can block the view to larger things that are very far away.
At 18kms away the ship should have been behind 25m of earth curvature! If the ship is 33m above the waterline why can we see the whole ship??? Can someone explain this? We should only see 9 metres of ship wben he was filming 1m high on the beach!
Because we have refraction (an atmosphere). Our atmosphere isn't just a single layer... when you get the refraction value of each height, you'll have different values, Increasing while you get higher. When you see at the physics book, you going to have only two phases, forming a straight line of light
But if you have lots of layers (continue values between those two layers you saw in the book), you're going to have a curve. This curve is what makes us see beyond the geographic horizon.
Great video! I have come to the conclusion again and again we live on a level and horizontal plane. I live by the sea and have a good look out all the time. Beautiful views. If there really was a curve you would definitely see it because what seems to never be factored in is how perspective works. Further distances are already compressed more together in our field of vision. So this would allow the curve to be quite dramatically seen at these further distances. I can see the Isle of Wight which is 39 miles away and the other way towards Beachy Head which is a little less distant and I never observe any curve over the sea. Even the wind turbines which range from 8-12 miles out. They only appear slightly shorter the further out they go due to perspective. Curve would actually obscure their structures partially and increasingly so the further out they are. Anyway i don’t know what you opinion is but I think the P900 camera is amazing for zoom! That’s for sure!! And the P1000. All the best 🙂
Don't be silly. If earth were flat, zooming in on that ship would show the entire ship - yet zooming in and the bottom is not visible. With time the ship disappears bottom first. Stop being dishonest.
Well 19km is a 28.32 meter drop. Yet it is still mostly visible. We can expect the sea waves to greatly obscure the view, especially the further out a ship is. Well put it this way if you took that ship and moved it up by 28.32 meters would it now be level or would it be up from you? Although on a day when the water is more still it is easier to test.
@@BoshyJoshy96 Irrelevant! if earth was flat, zooming in should reveal THE WHOLE SHIP. The bottom is COMPLETELY INVISIBLE. Your play on words is dismissed. Spare me the "sea waves obscuring the view" nonsense - there aren't giant waves in that footage obscuring anything and THE SAME APPLIES to every ship out there that disappears bottom first. It's rather amazing that EVERY SINGLE TIME giant waves just happen to obscure the bottom - either that or you flat earthers are shameless liars.
@@BoshyJoshy96 it’s a 28 meter drop ignoring refraction. It’s 24 m including standard refraction (over water at this low observer height, you get more refraction). But only 15 meters is hidden. That matches what we see in the video.
The horizon is a circle with you at the center. This circle is only a few meters below your eye level. The only curvature you see directly is this circle curving around you. This is not visible to the naked eye, but can be seen by taking a photo (the wider the angle, the better) and then downscaling it on the horizontal axis only.
18Kms and still can see it through such rough conditions. More proof for flat earth. Keep up the good work.
What flat earth, you can clearly see the tug hull first, the name and port of the ship and after that part of the hull disappearing behind the curvature of the earth.
As everything on a clear day slowly disappears behind the curvature of the earth, the highest things the last.
I have never seen proof of a flat earth in all my time as a sailor, more than 30 years.
This film is perfect proof of a globe, there is no way the earth is flat it is completely impossible and totally debunked over and over again.
@@janenmarelia🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ you fool do you not understand on a globe you can travel along the equator on a straight path.
On a flat if you travel along the equator on a Straight path will deviate 8 inches/ square mile.
Guess what you can’t travel along the equator on a straight path and stay on course of the equator. Therefore we are not on a globe.
There are zero reasons to believe in flat earth
@@mikemental8285 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ all Abrahamic religions say the earth is flat because they have a dome firmament over the earth.
2) we literally have video footage of Apollo 11 astronauts allegedly on the way to the moon faking their distance to the moon and using the space vessel window to crop a globe.
Im open to that possibility
simply because the earth is not around she is flat
Flat earth believers left the chat.
Ohhhh I’m sure they are on their way 😂
@dwiranu5394 There are NO actual Flat Earth "believers" belief is for the Glow ball cult of Scientism, nasa nerds, and atheist trans we Todd kings! Once you know it's mostly flat... there is no going back! You can't make somebody believe in Santa again once they figure out it's all BS!
Why leave? This shows flat 👍🙂have a great new year guys
Nope becouse we are right
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The horizontal lines at sides of the ship should've changed but its still level....the earth is flat.
At 18.5 Km distance, tbe horizontal sides of the ship would be leaning away from the camera by 0.16 of a degree, can you tell this with the naked eye?
Only thing flat is your brains.
Flat.
Donut.
This does not prove earth is a ball. The further the ships goes out the smaller the ship appears and the bigger the waves appear in front. It's not going over any horizon It's simply getting smaller.
Thanks for letting us know how dumb you are.
Flat
Fiat* 🚙
Spherical.
You seem a little delusional.
Perhaps you should alter your medication.
100% flat
where is the curvature?
are you blind?
@@mateusoliveira5286 are you stupid?
"Are you gonna be my Girl" Dun dun dun.... dun dun.. dun dun dun
There is none. We know that the waves obscure the bottom of the ship, more as it moves away. The camera needs elevating to wave height but don't tell a globalist.
@@deanhall6045Question for you: why did mariners in the Age of Sail use the terms “hull up” and “hull down”?