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Why wont my dig. cam. take a good pic in my grow room with my light on ? Every time i take a pic. it had like black lines through the image? WHAT THE HELL, is the light to brite? Is this normal, do i have to pull them out to photo them ? WTF They STICK if i even touch them...lol
stink....lol...sorry
its the camera exposure...u can adjust but i dont know how...:D :D :D my camera does it too but i just said fuck it and take em when lights are off
much love...nasty:stoned:
Depends on the camera, and on the bulb(s) you're running.
Check out Mand's pics... many of them have those black lines over it. I'm guessing it's because the camera CCD sensor more or less synchronizes with the bulbs' "frequency"... and we get the lines.
When I say 'more or less', it's that this is just my 20 second judgement on the situation... so, NO, I haven't done rigorous scientific testing to my theory. Take it or leave it, as is.
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Dragon,
Try what Hungry suggested.... try playing with the camera's settings.
Or, snap pics with the HIDs OFF...
Let us know how it goes, :)
i would of thought it would of been ok then again if ya have a night mode setting use that i do on mine and it helps alot ,im not saying this will get rid of ya prob but its worth a try init
cheers all :)
right on , thanks my gardening assoiates...lol
I assume your camera has auto exposure. Make sure it is pointed at a darker portion of the picture and not the light or reflector when you push the button half way down to take the reading. You can then move it back to what you want to photo and press the rest of the way down. I hope this doesn't insult you, but some people don't know this. It works the same with the auto focus.
Otherwise you may have to take your camera out of auto mode and go into programming your own exposure and aperature.
Otherwise turn off all the lights and use the flash.
Otherwise throw the camera away and get a better one.
lol...I like the THROW AWAY idea the most...lol