Science is cool. It’s even cooler when it gets together with technology to create a time lapse. Case in point, the Dinosaur Plant! The plant comes all curled up and dry. This is what happens when you add water to hydrate it:
Pretty neat, right? They can “sleep” for 50 years without dying. Turns out they lived during dinosaur times and used to grow up to 150 feet tall. Now they are little, and dry up to be able to tumble around until they find puddles. Fascinating stuff nature!
Oh my goodness! I couldn’t wait to post about this because it is so amazing. The Olloclip iPhone Lens turns your iPhone camera into quiet the wonder camera! It’s 3-in-1 lens features a fisheye, a wide angle, and a macro. I was pretty excited about the fisheye lens because I think there is a lot of fun to be had with them. However, once I gave the macro a whirl I was instantly impressed. The macro is amazing!! Here are a few shots with it (remember these were taken with my phone!):
Pretty amazing right? I can’t wait to try it out on more things. We already have been having fun seeing what details we can capture on the tree. And speaking of trees, this is what our tree looks like through the fisheye lens.
If you have an iPhone and enjoy taking photos, you really need one of these! It just slides over the phone, and is easy to take on and off. It’s little so it can fit into your purse no problem, and it works with any photo app too. I do believe I am in love with a lens!
You can find the Olloclip at ThinkGeek, and they have an Olloclip Facebook page where you can also try to win one for yourself! So excited to play with this new toy over the holiday break!
We have been having so much fun playing with our time lapse camera from Photojojo. It’s a very nifty little gadget, and we have been looking around trying to find things to use it on. From leaves falling, to clouds moving, and even a little leaf floating around in our bird bath, lots of experimenting has been happening around the laboratory!
Do you remember “magic gardens”? I found this cute kit of a growing Christmas tree, and we knew that it would be the perfect thing to use the time lapse camera on. The tree took over 6 hours to grow, but you get to enjoy the process in just 13 seconds. We even sped it up when we were editing it, to make the effect even faster.
My only complaint about the camera is that there isn’t a view finder, which makes it pretty hard to see where your field of vision is going to be. Other than that I love how easy it is use (it makes the video for you when you import, so you don’t even have to put it together or do any of the hard stuff)!
Life is my laboratory! Exploring all the fun things that life has to offer, and sharing them with you. I share my world with my husband, our adorable pets, and our ever growing flock of pink flamingos. Need to get in touch? Feel free to email me!
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, and we knew that it would be the perfect thing to use the time lapse camera on. The tree took over 6 hours to grow, but you get to enjoy the process in just 13 seconds. We even sped it up when we were editing it, to make the effect even faster.
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