Tree frog
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Dave63401
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Nice video. You do a great job of the close-up video.
Thank you. I kept thinking this guy was going to jump but he remained calm lol
Nice footage, Steve. Loved the audio.
Cheers,
Rudy
Cheers,
Rudy
Thank you
viper699
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This is really nice! Love the water drops on the leaf. By 16 s the frog is in focus. I don't shoot video really to know enough. Does it take a bit for the camera to focus on target, or maybe there were was vegetation causing an issue? Beautiful frog.
I grab focus then switch to manual focus quickly once focus is acquired. The movement of the grass is from the wind
viper699
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I see, thanks.
Garfield
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Smart! I was hoping it would "peep" but the sound track was great. Well done.
Thank you. I did sit there a long time hoping it would hop or do something more active.
Nice clip...must be "Close-up" day! 
GMTA! I just posted a close-up video of carpenter bees...a lot of detail in how they feed/pollenate that I'd never seen before.
I have a female green tree frog that has been living in a huge Aloe plant for about a year and a half. I bring the plant in during the Winter and she survives just fine, though not much motion when it's cool. About time to move the plant back outside once we're past nights in the 30's or below.
GMTA! I just posted a close-up video of carpenter bees...a lot of detail in how they feed/pollenate that I'd never seen before.I have a female green tree frog that has been living in a huge Aloe plant for about a year and a half. I bring the plant in during the Winter and she survives just fine, though not much motion when it's cool. About time to move the plant back outside once we're past nights in the 30's or below.
Thank youNice clip...must be "Close-up" day!
I have a female green tree frog that has been living in a huge Aloe plant for about a year and a half. I bring the plant in during the Winter and she survives just fine, though not much motion when it's cool. About time to move the plant back outside once we're past nights in the 30's or below.