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Jun 12, 2006 14:42 |  #1

No not taken by my Web Cam, ON my web cam.


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And what a strange effect when it moved on to the monitor.


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Jun 12, 2006 16:33 |  #2

Hehe i love those shots Mick especially the monitor shot :D ...




  
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Jun 12, 2006 17:11 |  #3

How was it able to stay on the monitor and not slide off? It doesn't look real, does it? Cool shots!

I didn't know jumpers live indoors too. Yikes!


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Jun 12, 2006 17:51 |  #4
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Cheeky lil bugger!!! I think he was trying to say "open up that P.O.T.N website and show me pictures of pretty girl Jumpers!!!"

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Jun 13, 2006 01:08 |  #5

Bea, it's an LCD screen so maybe it could grip the soft screen surface; I suspect it also had a thread to assist as well.




  
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Jun 13, 2006 01:28 |  #6

lol these are very cool :)
Bea they can walk up glass so i don't think the relatively rough surface of an lcd screen would be too difficult............. (only thing i've ever seen them have trouble with is high polished/enameled porcelain (ie the bath)


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Jun 13, 2006 01:36 |  #7

Excellent captures- have to admit I thought you had turned a shot into a spider pointer at first :)
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Jun 13, 2006 09:49 |  #8

Love the computer screen shot, very nice and creepy at the same time


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Jun 13, 2006 10:55 |  #9

Hiya Mick.
Nice shots, love the one on the monitor it reminds me of the 'Predator' as it moved through the jungle ???
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Jun 13, 2006 11:29 |  #10

HeHe, Love the monitor shot, that really is a weird effect, Did you use flash?
its amazing where these little guys turn up. I was in a two hour english exam last wednesday when one managed to jump right on to my pen in the last five minutes. It certainly made me jump, and then did that thing that they do, so they look like they're craning their necks to look up at you. :)


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Jun 13, 2006 12:25 |  #11

This is not the proper way of using a spider to calibrate your monitor. lol.. :)
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Jun 13, 2006 14:21 |  #12

Very nice shots. Love the effect of the monitor shot ;)


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Jun 13, 2006 16:01 as a reply to  @ ATBphotography's post |  #13

ATBphotography wrote:
HeHe, Love the monitor shot, that really is a weird effect, Did you use flash?

It caught me by surprise so just popped up the on camera flash, luckily I had the Sigma 150 macro on at the time.

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Jun 14, 2006 18:10 as a reply to  @ Mick Emmett's post |  #14

Mick Emmett wrote:
just popped up the on camera flash.

Nice, the simple methods are often the best:D


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Jun 14, 2006 19:14 |  #15

HAHA there's a spider crawling your computer :P google's got major competition now.




  
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