My multi budlets

[rdlsreno]

Nice work Wendy! You deserve the rewards!:clap:


Ramon

 

[Rick]

You have some great stuff coming up Wendy. We may have to share some pollen this spring:wink:

 

[Wendy]

....getting cloooooser.......

 

[JeanLux]

Must be hard to wait now for the final move!!! Jean

 

[SlipperKing]

Nice buds/blooms! Where is your lowii?

 

[NYEric]

Why is the lighting so yellow?

 

[SlipperFan]

Why is the lighting so yellow?

All light, daylight included, has a color temperature. Our eyes adjust to it and we generally see it as "white" light. Cameras, on the other hand, don't automatically adjust -- that's why many cameras have a "white balance" setting that enables you to set the camera according to the type of light. Both my cameras can "read" a neutral white or gray card to set the white balance to neutral. Probably most cameras these days have that ability.

 

[Wendy]

I took the photo right in the grow room...under the HPS light. It makes everything look yellow.

My lowii has two flowers open and is working on the third of four. I'll update when the third is open.

 

[SlipperKing]

Thanks Wendy for the update. Thanks Dot for the white balance info. Thanks Eric for asking!

 

[Corbin]

All light, daylight included, has a color temperature. Our eyes adjust to it and we generally see it as "white" light. Cameras, on the other hand, don't automatically adjust -- that's why many cameras have a "white balance" setting that enables you to set the camera according to the type of light. Both my cameras can "read" a neutral white or gray card to set the white balance to neutral. Probably most cameras these days have that ability.

But, just to clarify, she did not use the white balance feature or the photos would look like they were taken in "daylight."

 

[NYEric]

I was just wondering. It makes it look like the photo was taken using the Westerly setting sun.