Time Lapse | Pinguicula Gigantea | How many days for pullings to strike? | GoPro Hero 7 Black
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2021
- Another time lapse over two weeks of continuous filming. Pinguicula Gigantea pullings are a great way to propagate your plants. I was always curious how many days it takes for my pulling to strike. Now, that is possible to see first hand.
Quality of this GoPro is a lot better than Wyze, however there is a large cost difference for each camera. I am not surrprised, however I would like to get a better close up of the subject I am doing a time lapse on. I continue to research.
Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black
Time Lapse interval: 5 min
Days: 18
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Wow! Most all of them did...or did they all?! Nice
All of them has a successful strike.
Very cool! I've been experimenting with time lapses of my carnivorous plants for the past 6 months using WyzeCam V2 and then WyzeCam V3, and like you say, not great quality. They're just not meant for close-ups and that's what you want with these types of videos--close-ups and detail. I can't afford a GoPro so am trying to figure out a moderately priced solution. No dice so far. I suppose a nice SLR is what we really need. Your GoPro looks a lot better than the Wyze at least!
Totally agree with you. Does take some experimenting. I do have a SLR camera and may want to try. I was conflicted at the beginning because I didn’t want to deal with 1000+ images and put them all together. Hence the GoPro. Though if I want to get that close up like all the other cool time lapses I see, then I gotta take the plunge and try. Thanks for watching my vid. Appreciate the comment.
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nice video, cool that they strike... have to try this too with some of my Pings, did you light them 24h/day?
For this time lapse, I had a small lamp next to GoPro to record all night. Typically, if the pings are on my shelf, they will get 12 hrs of white LED lights.
I loved this video. Can I ask the spagnum moss is it a specific type and do you keep lid on them while they're under a light?
Sorry for the questions I've never done pinguicula leaf pullings before
Thanks for watching. This is regular sphagnum moss that I bought a local nursery. I believe the package said it was new Zealand. I've bought several different types and hasn't made a difference that I've noticed.
Have you tried sphagnum moss? Or is this easier?
I do both ways. I did transfer the pullings after the time lapse into a new sphagnum moss container. I choose paper towel method for the time lapse to see the strike better. When I use sphagnum moss, typically I press the end of the pulling into moss, which is harder to see. But most of the time I use sphagnum moss for my propagations. Right now I have four trays of pullings all in moss. Thanks for watching my video.