Monarch at my Milkweeds (as seen by a model 230)
As stated over a year ago in my photo.net biography - while looking for a cheap digital camera to take pictures of Monarch butterflies, I came upon original Blue Dakota hacking. That is when I started hacking - I have no idea when I'll stop. After 3 years of growth my Milkweed patch (started from a few seeds) is now attracting Monarchs: http://britezeye.googlepages.com/Monarch1.avi http://britezeye.googlepages.com/Monarch2.avi Above taken with a CVS model 230. I've fallen behind on attempts to capture UV as seen by migrating Monarchs. I believe capturing UV will require firmware modification to exposure times (both PV2 and Camcorder).
As stated over a year ago in my photo.net biography - while looking for a cheap digital camera to take pictures of Monarch butterflies, I came upon original Blue Dakota hacking. That is when I started hacking - I have no idea when I'll stop. After 3 years of growth my Milkweed patch (started from a few seeds) is now attracting Monarchs: http://britezeye.googlepages.com/Monarch1.avi http://britezeye.googlepages.com/Monarch2.avi Above taken with a CVS model 230. I've fallen behind on attempts to capture UV as seen by migrating Monarchs. I believe capturing UV will require firmware modification to exposure times (both PV2 and Camcorder).