Time lapse video of truncata opening

[Zero]

I made my first time lapse video. My old digicam has a time lapse setting, I just have never used it. I made some mistakes and should have had it take pics every hour instead of every 1/2 hr.
this is over 4 days.

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peace,
zero

 

[HyDxSiJiu]

sweet.. but who do u use florsecent light when ur plant is outdoor? its outdoor right? lol

 

[Zero]

HyDxSiJiu, My neps are next to some windows but the sunlight isn't that good and the daylight is very short here in the winter. I figured some $7 shop lights would be a good investment considering all the $ I have in plants

 

[adnedarn]

Very nice work! Time lapse are so cool to see Thanks for taking the time!
Andrew

 

[Kayota]

toooo cooool

 

[maneatingmoo]

Awesome! I should try that some time.

 

[elgecko]

Very nice.

 

[nightsky]

Very cool. I'm in the process of filming a time-lapse of a pitcher forming also. I don't have a time lapse setting though, so I'm having to do it manually. Hope it turns out as well as yours. Great colors on the truncata by the way. Looks happy!

Quite the monster clump of moss back there too hehe.

 

[Kayota]

Should've done it with my S. leuco, just fully formed its first pitcher under my care today!

 

[Jimmy]

Wow! Excellent!

 

[feedme]

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing.

 

[JB_OrchidGuy]

Great job! I love watching time lapse video! He he he.

 

[DavyJones]

Coolest video ever??

Huh?

Huh?

I thought so.

 

[D_muscipula]

Time lapse is awesome!
More more.

 

[evergreen]

magnifecent!