Venus fly trap Samsung HMX H100

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• SAMSUNG HMX H100
• Venus Fly Trap

[sarp1028]

lmao worst venus fly trap ever. great footage though

[getookdotcom]

@sarp1028 I know... that trap was lazy!

[JimmyFarina97]

@roguekid431221 no just have to hit 2 hairs within 20 seconds of each other. even the same hair twice will do.

[61699taylor]

those are some big traps

[luisc4444]

@aplussstudent3 yeah; I had the same brilliant idea; but it turns out it only converts the video into 30 fps as a maximum; which is not too bad except for there is only an option to record in 60 fps @HD natively... pointless if you plan on converting to be able to edit; at least if you plan to convert using intelli studio.

[mxjoaoo]

dont feed it with ants.

[ICmikeyP]

Can someone tell me which is better. The Samsung hmx-h100 or the hmx-h200 and why please, thankyou.

[mrroboto790]

learn to hold a camera still! damn that was tough to watch

[roguekid431221]

you need to trip 3 hairs for it to activate

[aplussstudent3]

@nollieheelydg2 in intelli studio, the software that comes preinstalled on the camcorder. It installs on your computer when you plug it in.

its a pain, but it works ;)

[lgbtTV3]

@getookdotcom Heh ... like all living things, each trap gets slower and eventually dies as they age. What happened here was that the ant was small enough to avoid touching the trigger hairs that would close the trap. Each half of the trap has 3 hairs in the middle. If the insect touches any two hairs within a short span of time, the trap would close. It didn't. But even if the trap closed, thr ant would probably destroy the trap because most ants have pincers for cutting leaves.