gwhunran Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2010 #1 Whats the trick to taking a normal picture under HPS lighting? All my pictures have a reddish glow even though my eyes don't detect this when looking at the plants. I couldn't find the answer using search.
Whats the trick to taking a normal picture under HPS lighting? All my pictures have a reddish glow even though my eyes don't detect this when looking at the plants. I couldn't find the answer using search.
homebrewer Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2010 #2 Check your white balance and shift it to the low 2k's on the Kelvin scale.
FoolBloom Active Member Jun 9, 2010 #4 The secret is to snap pics when the lights are off. Use a softer light than the hps or you will have color issues and often black bars.
The secret is to snap pics when the lights are off. Use a softer light than the hps or you will have color issues and often black bars.
W wiseguy316 Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2010 #6 i don't know a way that they won't be funky looking with the yellow light. i do it when the light hasn't warmed up and is barely on or when going off
i don't know a way that they won't be funky looking with the yellow light. i do it when the light hasn't warmed up and is barely on or when going off
whiteflour Well-Known Member Jun 9, 2010 #7 Adjust your white balance control for blue compensation. Then reduce the saturation through an image editor.
Adjust your white balance control for blue compensation. Then reduce the saturation through an image editor.
nubiebud Active Member Jun 9, 2010 #8 I just make sure the flash is set to on and and the camera set to macro and away it goes. Comes out looking great every time.
I just make sure the flash is set to on and and the camera set to macro and away it goes. Comes out looking great every time.