What’s up with the lines in my pictures?
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Only thing I can think of is HPS
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TheNumber1Guy
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I’m actually under 4x 50w leds...
My setup is kinda described in the last few posts of my grow journal
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Yea that’s strange I’ve never seen leds do that.
skirk
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Has to do with knowing correct camera settings to eliminate the light wave interference that's way past
my, point and shoot, pay grade. Sorry
my, point and shoot, pay grade. Sorry
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TheNumber1Guy
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Ya got me.... I’m just using an old iPhone for pics.
Billpopy79
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I get this with one of my old blurple I use for seedlings.
Unless you can set for a longer exposure time there isn't much you can do.
Just turn off your led and use a white light source for pics.
Blurple lighting makes it hard to see what your plants look like anyway.
Unless you can set for a longer exposure time there isn't much you can do.
Just turn off your led and use a white light source for pics.
Blurple lighting makes it hard to see what your plants look like anyway.
Emilya Green
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its the strobe rate between your lights and your camera. See if your camera has a setting for 50/60 hz. If you change your powerline standard so they are out of sync your lines will go away.
