14 Days in the Life of a Seedling - Page 2

dfollett · April 27, 2015

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Originally Posted by jbond007

That was awesome. What was the camera used?

It was a Brinno TLC200 Pro HDR Time Lapse Video Camera.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CBNZC2K/...eywords=brinno

JamesL · April 27, 2015

Great movie Dan!

HCWithAltitude · April 27, 2015

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Very cool! Almost like a sci fi movie! I'm impressed!

This.

HWA

April 27, 2015

They sure move around a lot, even getting a kink in their stems. I expected straight up movement.

Misfit · April 27, 2015

After a long day at work, and the happenings going on in my city.

This brought a big smile to my face. Very creative.

Many Thanks!

Father'sDaughter · April 28, 2015

It is amazing how much gyrating some of them do, especially the helmet heads! One in the middle row actually looked like a cobra snake dancing until the moment that it finally threw off it's seed coat. And the one in the front right kept crouching up and down like it was trying to throw it's off, but never managed to do so. Thanks for sharing!

jbond007 · April 28, 2015

That is a really nice set up and a great price too! I like that it processes the video 'in camera'.
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Originally Posted by dfollett

It was a Brinno TLC200 Pro HDR Time Lapse Video Camera.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CBNZC2K/...eywords=brinno

guruofgardens · April 28, 2015

Loved the plant movements - kind of like interpretive dance!

Thanks for sharing the video with all of us. I know we'd love to see more!

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April 27, 2015	#17
JamesL Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Long Island NY Posts: 1,992	Great movie Dan!

April 27, 2015	#19
LDiane Guest Posts: n/a	They sure move around a lot, even getting a kink in their stems. I expected straight up movement.

April 27, 2015	#20
Misfit Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Baltimore Posts: 165	After a long day at work, and the happenings going on in my city. This brought a big smile to my face. Very creative. Many Thanks!

April 28, 2015	#21
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,917	It is amazing how much gyrating some of them do, especially the helmet heads! One in the middle row actually looked like a cobra snake dancing until the moment that it finally threw off it's seed coat. And the one in the front right kept crouching up and down like it was trying to throw it's off, but never managed to do so. Thanks for sharing!

April 28, 2015	#23
guruofgardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: zone 5 Colorado Posts: 942	Loved the plant movements - kind of like interpretive dance! Thanks for sharing the video with all of us. I know we'd love to see more!