summoner12
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Today I took Lenny outside for some sun. I brought my meter with just to see what kind of UVB she would be getting. After a few minutes I noticed the sun coming in and out from behind clouds. It occurred to me this would be a good way to demonstrate how cloud cover affects the UVB our animals receive. With the sun coming and going from behind the clouds I recorded the UVB swings with my camera filming my meter.
The camera I have is what I call a "POS PAS"... (piece of Sh** point and shoot), it is old and I don't know the settings that well when it comes to the movie camera functions....... so the first few videos were only 30 seconds and I found it very annoying.... After some playing around I was able to record a couple of minutes as the sun came out from behind some clouds.
Prior to the start of this video the meter was reading all the way down into the mid 50μW/cm² and ran all the way up to the 270'sμW/cm²
If you watch Lenny around the 25 second mark of the video you'll see her spot some people walking toward us and she shrinks up and watches them walk by.... She doesn't really like people she hasn't met before
The camera I have is what I call a "POS PAS"... (piece of Sh** point and shoot), it is old and I don't know the settings that well when it comes to the movie camera functions....... so the first few videos were only 30 seconds and I found it very annoying.... After some playing around I was able to record a couple of minutes as the sun came out from behind some clouds.
Prior to the start of this video the meter was reading all the way down into the mid 50μW/cm² and ran all the way up to the 270'sμW/cm²
If you watch Lenny around the 25 second mark of the video you'll see her spot some people walking toward us and she shrinks up and watches them walk by.... She doesn't really like people she hasn't met before
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