As a small experiment, I tried to roughly estimate the time of this video using shadow length. Huge caveat here that this is very, very rough.
I started with this frame.
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Then I made a very basic ratio of height (foot to top of head) and shadow length (top of head to end of head shadow).
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The ratio: 20 blocks / 33 blocks = 0.6
Then, using mooncalc,com, I set the date to Feb 1 and placed the location at Nancy's home.
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With a object to shadow ratio of 0.6, I adjusted the time slider until the shadow length grew to 1.05 meters (1.75 meters x 0.6).
The corresponding time is approximately 02:20.
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So, likely that just means my methodology is sloppy if the clip is from 02:12, but it's fairly close. Closer to 02:12 that 01:47, anyway.
Is there anything to be learned from this? No. lol