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[bluntar]

I started this thread that got 160 views and no reponses, I think its a legitimate question. I want to know more about the distortion that we see in the pictures. You know the black wavey lines...anyone know anything about this?



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bluntar Reviewed by bluntar on 01-02-2011. Try this again I started this thread that got 160 views and no reponses, I think its a legitimate question. I want to know more about the distortion that we see in the pictures. You know the black wavey lines...anyone know anything about this? Rating: 5

[TANKJR]

It's RF interference between the lights and the digital cameras sensors...HID lights cause this pretty bad...to get good pics you don't want to be taking them under an HPS or MH bulbs light. Regular incandescent light is far better. My cell phone camera reacts very badly to this interference, to the point you can't really tell what you took a pic of...the regular digital, not so much and the video camera doesn't seem to mind it at all...that pic is not too bad, but some of my cell phone pics just look like a bumble bee close up....all you see are yellow and black bands! Try turning off the HID and using regular lighting for better photos.

[bluntar]

YAY an answer!! TY

RF interference...bingo, thats ben bothering me for a while now and that pic is actualy under CFLs only, 23w...just a bunch