Baby Orbweaver Spiders Amongst Webs In Slow Motion Macro
in Insects , Macro , Nature , Slow Motion on January 8, 2025CONTENT SUMMARY
STOCK VIDEO ID #: 001000079
SLOW MOTION RED EPIC-W 6K MACRO ORBWEAVER BABY SPIDERS STOCK FOOTAGE
Description
This stock footage features several baby crowned orb weaver spiders learning the ropes of their new environment – shot on a RED Epic-W camera in slow motion 6K macro.
The Story
These spiders appear to go by several names. Their species is Araneus diadematus, which is commonly called the European garden spider, cross orbweaver, diadem spider, orangie, cross spider, and crowned orb weaver. I stumbled upon them – almost walking right past them without noticing. My RED Epic-W was already setup for some macro shots, utilizing extension tubes and a Sigma 105mm macro stills lens, so I put it to use right away. However, using the extension tubes meant I couldn’t move the camera very much, as it would bounce around uncontrollably before settling enough to be useful again. The depth of field was very shallow with this setup too, so locking focus on these little cross orbweaver spiderlings proved difficult, but I managed to get a few shots that I felt were useful additions to the stock footage collection. This is the second of four videos in this series.
Location
North Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada
Additional Information
Camera Model / Sensor: RED Epic-W 8K S35 / Helium 8K S35
Lens: Sigma MACRO 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM
Resolution: 6144×3240 – 6K
Project Time Base / Record Frame Rate: 23.98 / 59.94 fps
Camera Codec: REDcode 8:1
Output Format: DNxHR HQX 10-bit
Output Color Space: Rec.709 Gamma 2.4
Duration: 00:16
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