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Finally got some videos--it's alive!

Thanks. It's not the best candling, but it's better than I've been able to do previously with what I have, which are flashlights and a headlamp. This modification last night using one compartment of a cardboard egg carton with a hole cut in the bottom allowed me to get a better--though still not complete--light seal. And it was free. :D
 

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Very very cool Steph!! This would be the equivalent of kicking the mother's belly, if it had legs, and feet. And a mother's belly.
 
Great video Steph. Love the headlight adaptation... contact Black Diamond and let them you have a marketing idea for headlamps. Maybe they will give you a cut of the profits! LOL
 
ssssinful-1 said:
Great video Steph. Love the headlight adaptation... contact Black Diamond and let them you have a marketing idea for headlamps. Maybe they will give you a cut of the profits! LOL
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That has been a very multi-purpose headlamp. Great for spotting nocturnal animals (as billed), great "vehicle" headlight for nighttime ox-carts to prevent flip-overs from unseen ruts in the road, and a great egglight.

JoannaD said:
Great idea! I always think I am imagining it when I candle them and they move!
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Well, probably not in all cases, anyway! ;)
 
OH that was so beautiful! You make me want to see if i can watch mine moving!

really awesome!
 
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