These are my first attempts at filming my garden birds in slow motion.
It's a short clip... less than a minute.in length.
The first 12 seconds of the clip is in real time.
It's a short clip... less than a minute.in length.
The first 12 seconds of the clip is in real time.
I almost forgot to share the cast.... in order of appearance.
Goldfinch
Long-tailed Tit
Blue Tit's
Many thanks for indulging in my madness.
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That Goldfinch is beautiful! Your April 25th post, Splish Splash I Was Taking a Bath, would have made a perfect slow motion video!
ReplyDeletereally good, did you sit in your duck blind? or just leave the camera set and walk away.
ReplyDeleteVery nice blog. Me and my GSD enjoy walks in the countryside ourselves... :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a beauty. Not bad weather up your way I suppose?
ReplyDeleteThat was neat watching in slow motion. I liked this "madness" Drew!
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Hugs!
May your "madness" last forever!!!
ReplyDeleteI missed you!
Kisses,
BShell
I love this and hope to see more! Love the Goldfinch.
ReplyDeleteI like it. It worked out well. I may try that myself on something I normally would not consider doing in slow motion. Weren't you working on a time lapse video in your yard of some bulbs sprouting? How did that come out?
ReplyDeletei just love your UK birds! so beautiful! thanks, andrew!
ReplyDeletegreat film clip and what a lovely garden you have ...have you used your hide yet as you say its hard to get real close to the wildlife
ReplyDeletegood luck
Peter
excellent, I love the moment the tits are balancing on the food tray :)
ReplyDeleteYou have wonderful guest at the bird feeder! Good idea to take a video from them.
ReplyDeleteThis is madness!!!:) Now you can put some fun swanky music on in the background for a little dramatic punch....it's quite addicting. Have fun!!:)
ReplyDeleteDoes your camera actually record in slow motion or did you use Movie Maker to do that?
ReplyDeleteWell done Andrew, love watching birdy antics. I think I like it better in normal time, mainly because you can hear the birds chirping, when it goes into slow motion it removes the noise. Any time you want to take movies I'm happy to watch!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the slow motion myself. sandie
ReplyDeleteNice job with the slow motion clip! I'd also like to know how you did it.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Our birds are just popping out after a cold winter.
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