Welcome to the SilverLakeView North Cam Page! Enjoy the sights
on lovely Silver Lake, New York, and see if you can spot the serpent!
The cam is set to refresh with live images every 5-seconds.
This page may also be reached by going to www.silverlakecam.com which takes you to the site homepage.
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Thomas Hance
10-25-07
Ken & Kathy Hennig
(SLI) 10-10-07
Bob Rasmussen
(SLI) 7-7-07
Walt & Jean Barger
(SLI) 7-7-07
Silver Lake Association
5-15-07
Robert "Bob" Murray
4-28-07
If you've bookmarked this page, don't forget there is a wealth of information and a ton of still images past and present on the Silverlakeview main site, and periodically new ones are added, along with other items and news of interest to Silver Lakers.....
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A little about the North Cam: The North Cam is the newest camera, although the view is the one most visitors are familiar with. The old camera that used to look north was a lower resolution cam (original Netcam from StarDot Technologies). The new cam is their higher resolution Netcam MP, and I'm sure you can see the difference. The original cam has been refurbished by StarDot with a new CCD sensor and is now the "SilverLakeView South Cam." It's a new view, but you can definitely see the lower resolution. I felt that most visitors would appreciate the higher resolution camera pointing north where the view was best. Over time, as new cams are added, they will be the higher resolution models and eventually phase out the lower resolution cam completely. But each high resolution Netcam MP camera is $800 (after rebate) and while it's worth every penny, that means donations will obviously play an important role in how many and how fast new cams are added.
Rotating Archive of 10 Most Recent Cam Captures
The most recent 10 North Cam images are available on a rotating basis on the North Cam Archive Page. These images can be saved to your desktop, unlike the live cam image which is part of a Java program. You can right click on any of the ten images and "Save Picture As...." To see the most recent images captured by the cam at any given time, just click the refresh button on your browser. The live cam image updates approximately every 5-seconds. Enjoy!
If you would like to see all ten images on the same page, then you want to go to the
