Sunshine
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- Aug 7, 2017
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Yeh you get the strange lines in the pics with hps, try changing some camera settings and see if that helps
(copied from another site).......
There are several tricks to taking nice pictures under an HPS grow light. This tutorial will walk you through everything I've learned on my cannabis picture-taking journey.
Here's the same pic after I activated the "Tungsten" setting on my camera. In my case, it was in the menu under "Light Levels," but it often appears in different places on different camera models.
Look at the difference in color when I activated the Tungsten setting!
This setting or mode is available on nearly all digital cameras if you look under the various settings, including click-and-shoot models. You'll also find these settings in iPhones and many other phone cameras. If it doesn't say "Tungsten," then look for a "Flourescent Lighting" or "Incandescent" settings, which are basically the same thing with different names.
Sometimes playing with other settings on your camera can make a huge difference. Here are some settings to play with to see if it can help you achieve better pictures.
Most cameras and phones have similar White Balance settings
(copied from another site).......
There are several tricks to taking nice pictures under an HPS grow light. This tutorial will walk you through everything I've learned on my cannabis picture-taking journey.
Here's the same pic after I activated the "Tungsten" setting on my camera. In my case, it was in the menu under "Light Levels," but it often appears in different places on different camera models.
Look at the difference in color when I activated the Tungsten setting!
This setting or mode is available on nearly all digital cameras if you look under the various settings, including click-and-shoot models. You'll also find these settings in iPhones and many other phone cameras. If it doesn't say "Tungsten," then look for a "Flourescent Lighting" or "Incandescent" settings, which are basically the same thing with different names.
Sometimes playing with other settings on your camera can make a huge difference. Here are some settings to play with to see if it can help you achieve better pictures.
- White Balance
- Exposure
- Shutter Speed (especially if you're seeing black lines)
Most cameras and phones have similar White Balance settings