every time i take pics of the plants with the light on i get this yellow tint. it makes the leaves seem more yellow than they really are. if you have a Ca, Mg or K deficiency it shows super quick. when i take pics with just flash on they look great, all the leaves are green.
I understand the spectrum is not the same as the flash on the camera. it is not like the white lights from a CFL or whatever.however, so many pics from other people are not yellow. they look like they have white light in their tent. what gives?
I am running the s33 from ACI. Is this light ok? should it have a yellow tint or should it be white light that doesnât change the color of the leaves in photographs. is there a benefit are drawback to having yellowish lighting?
My âpoint and shootâ has some adjustments (filters) it can apply for different light sources, fluorescent seemed to give OK results for my white LEDs.
It looks like that light uses the same Samsung diodes as all the other âfull spectrumâ leds. Itâs a good light
Is the light only yellowish in pictures? Or are you saying the plants have a yellow look to them?
My lights throw off the white balance on my phone if I stick the phone close to the growbox. If I back up from the growbox so that the camera sees some of the floor then it is able to âfind whiteâ because there are more reference colors.
I think just experience looking at pics on the internet allows one to âunderstandâ a photo. Do the light box thing if youâre aiming for top tier photos, but here folks seem to know whatâs going on despite cell phone shortcomings
Or this, thatâs some dedication tho
@Pigeonman takes beautiful photos, if you need some disco ball turntable inspiration
Maybe youâre missing a diode, what with that one near the back left corner, lol couldnât resist, but I do think you should let that one live for science and bragging rights
The yellow tint in your photos is likely due to the spectrum of your grow light. Different light spectrums can make plants look different colors in photos. While some people may have white light in their tent, others may intentionally use a yellowish light spectrum for specific benefits like promoting flowering or increasing resin production
hahaha, awesome⌠I WILL let it live if its a female, I have the room and will document it, if itâs a male I will save some pollen and cull it. Then cross individual bramches of the remaining females. If itâs a genetic trait I may be on to something, bit itâs probably just a one off⌠time will tell!
Yeah, Iâve dealt with HPS and MH my whole life, opposite ends of the spectrum, lol. The LED always took slightly more yellow pics than the naked eye sees but I had just chalked that up to the spectrum the light threw. When I transplanted I turned the LED down for a day to let them adjust smoother and notice my pics were much more realistic. I dodnt think just dimming the light would make that much of a difference
i want to get a white one, but i need it to be pretty flexible. the turn to go out the tent and up to the vent isnât big enough for the entire diameterâŚi have to bend it a little. not sure the white ones will allow for that. unless there is another option? I donâtâ have a lot of options on configuration due to space constraints.
