Take a look at this photo, and tell me if you think, that the horizon is level.
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It's fine with us here, but i suppose you sent it in to railpictures and they said not level. Very occassionally i nail the pic right on, but most of the time, i'll adjust it sometimes anywhere between .5 degrees and 3 degrees or so CW or CCW. I'd say about 1.5 degrees(just a guess) CCW would straighen it up.
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Yea your right, I just no matter how many times I look at it, the only thing I can see, is the signal bridge. But if I level it then the train looks like it is going up hill.
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my judgement is telling me now about 2.5 degrees CCW...this better?
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Yea I guess so, wow I guess I just never realised it that much, until you see it that way.
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i used to never notice it either, until i got a few rejected from railpictures...definately does make a difference. i used to be happy with just resizing my pics..now i find the need to work on them for at least a few minutes each
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I use to navigate ships...fact has it...the horizoin, although a base for level, is not, due to the refraction of the earth. At sea, when the sun sets on a perfect horizion, it is actuall 7.25 degrees below, as you veiw it, due to the earth's curvature. Right acession equals, 360 degees, minus your sight.... How about that! It's called Hyper Parrellels... Sorry about he spelling!
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