Posted 10/21/2007 06:45 am
Shatsi,
LED (light Emitting Diode) Most of the red / green power indicator lights you see on electrical equipment are LEDs.
the white LED's used in flashlights emit a strong blue tint. I don't thing they would be good photography
lights.
codydude,
having several light sources can mess with your white balance (your color will be off) . The florescent and the halogen are different light temperatures, (don't forget to account for the room lighting also)
your camera may have difficulty with three different light sources.
I am having good results with Daylight florescent
LED (light Emitting Diode) Most of the red / green power indicator lights you see on electrical equipment are LEDs.
the white LED's used in flashlights emit a strong blue tint. I don't thing they would be good photography
lights.
codydude,
having several light sources can mess with your white balance (your color will be off) . The florescent and the halogen are different light temperatures, (don't forget to account for the room lighting also)
your camera may have difficulty with three different light sources.
I am having good results with Daylight florescent
