Butterfly Images on YouTube

Some of my ear­lier But­ter­flies made it to YouTube. From the clip you can see under which con­di­tions the pic­tures have been taken: it was quite windy and the sub­ject was mov­ing in an unpre­dictable way. Still it’s a nice lot of But­ter­fly Images.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbVWtNXCNz4

The EXIF data are roughly the same for all but­ter­fly images:

EXIF But­ter­fly

As you can see, the pics have been taken with a credit card size point and shoot cam (the c-lux 3 is the small­est Leica avail­able and it has the merit to fit into any pocket). The shots were dif­fi­cult due to the wind con­di­tions. Towards the end of the YouTube clip I inserted a few sec­onds of footage shot with the same cam to demon­strate how the sub­ject was mov­ing in an unpre­dictable way.

The qual­ity of the images are sur­pris­ing namely when you look at the HD ver­sion in full screen mode on YouTube. The wing span of the But­ter­fly is about 5 cm (2 inches) and yet, the large sizes are still pretty impressive.

No cor­rec­tions have been applied, just some crop­ping for rea­sons of load­ing time.

Enjoy.

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Tags: Butterfly Clip, Butterfly Images, Butterfly Video Clip, Digital Butterfly, Yorgo Nestoridis, YouTube

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