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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

High speed footage of a Robin hovering... (1 Viewer)

well after 2 seconds i was giveing you 10 out of 10 :) amazing .
Cheers! :t:

That's excellent. What equipment are you using?

A 3 year old Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1, its great for this kind of stuff and takes a pretty good photo too.

Tricky to get good high speed shots as you need lots of light to make up for the fast shutter speeds. Great fun though and very rewarding when you get it right.

Hopefully you will like the footage I've done recently of some geese too ;)
Slow Motion Egyptian Gosling Flapping
Slow Motion Canadian Goose Stretching Wings
 
Great video!

Is this digiscoped? Would you happen to know if your camera will be compatible on a digiscoping setup? Thanks in advance!
 
That is some great footage, well done.
I've often thought about some high speed shooting for producing slo-mo effects like this but equipment has always been very limited / very expensive. I'll definitely have to look again this topic after such an inspiring video.
 
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