Moving D. glanduligera glue-tentacles
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is it a time lapse
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Genial !
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Great vid, gotta try growin' some of these.
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dionea97 4 months ago
@dionea97 Sorry for the delay, we are working hard on our new HD-film on Sarracenia. Yes, these glue-tentacles are shown in time-lapse, but the marginal glue-less tentacles (see next film D. glanduligera snap-tentacles) are moving as fast as the Venus Flytrap in 0.1-0.2 seconds realtime.
shartmeyer 4 months ago
AWESOME. What camera are you using?
silenceisgod 1 year ago
@silenceisgod The macros have been shot with an old Canon MV20 (bought in 1999) equipped with a "Liquid crystal" macro lens. The other filming has been done with a semiprofessional SONY camcorder. Meanwhile we use a professional SONY HVR-Z5E HDV camera.
shartmeyer 1 year ago