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4. Macro 1

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1. Zion cloud timelapse

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Super Macro of a green grasshopper. Shot with my HDR-HC3 HDV cam. Sorry about the logo , I made this one a long time ago and I dont want to waste bandwith re-uploading it.

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Patrick Moberg 8 months ago

That logo kinda kills the HD beauty of this clip.
Lucasberg 8 months ago

All the clips I posted I had made a long time ago for download to play on your PS3 in HD from my site. Or else I would have not put in the logos.
Blake Whitman 8 months ago

yeah, if you take the logo off, I'll feature it.
Lucasberg 8 months ago

If I delete the video will I get a new upload bandwith to
re-upload it with out the logo? Im out of bandwith for this week.
noshoes 8 months ago

When you said you posted one I thought cool let me go check it out and then I see its in HD and I say to myself as I am watching it "super cool!"

This is the best example of macro HD I have seen on vimeo yet.
Lucasberg 8 months ago

Thanks noshoes, I wish I could figure out how to get it better quality on here,even though it's HD is not original quality. The original is almost Discovery channel HD.
hvimeo 7 months ago

nice video, what super macro lens did you use?