Who's Got The Fostiest Buds? Let's See How Frosty A Bud Can Really Get?

heres some night time pics of the same plant from earlier. 0617131257a.jpg im gonna put her in the dark for a week to see if she frosts up more and then harvest ;)
 
Here are some of mine 4 1/2 weeks in.

1st and 2nd photo. Cherry Pie
3rd photo. Grape Ape.
 

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If you want to get really nice pics spend money on a nice dslr.
If you want nice pictures for less go buy a $30 fluorescent work light like mechanics use. Just before your hps goes off switch to the fluoro and you can snap away under crisp clear white light to your hearts content
 
no. custom white balance. with most dslr's as long as your not using full auto mode you should be able to go into settings and use a custom white balance. you can set it buy taking a photo under the hps with a white piece of paper and using that white as a reference so the camera knows what white should look like under that light. then once set all your photos under HPS will come out crisp and natural.
 
2easy said:
no. custom white balance. with most dslr's as long as your not using full auto mode you should be able to go into settings and use a custom white balance. you can set it buy taking a photo under the hps with a white piece of paper and using that white as a reference so the camera knows what white should look like under that light. then once set all your photos under HPS will come out crisp and natural.
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Any other tips and tricks you wanna bestow upon us? :P I have a rebel xsi and wanna learn about macro shots eventually.
 
i dont know a lot about macro. i do use a tripod for close ups though because im pretty shaky and close ups and macros are really prone to blurred images from shaking.

also good lighting is a must because trichs just go all white with flash









i think they look better under natural light





although most people prefer flash because it does make them appear frostier than they are. its just personal choice really
 
2easy said:
i dont know a lot about macro. i do use a tripod for close ups though because im pretty shaky and close ups and macros are really prone to blurred images from shaking.

also good lighting is a must because trichs just go all white with flash









i think they look better under natural light





although most people prefer flash because it does make them appear frostier than they are. its just personal choice really
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nice buds homie
 
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