Taken with the Nikon's own flash:
![DSCN5433](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5621/22023541936_5c2f62efb3_z.jpg)
Taken with the mini LED flood:
![DSCN5435](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5617/22049736325_02d1dc0b62_z.jpg)
As you can see the flood light illumination is on the orange / yellow side. Something I had noticed with the photo of the pupa I took a few days ago. This is not really surprising as the flood has 16 LEDs, 8 appear to be brilliant white and 8 what is often called warm white:
![DSCN5409](https://farm1.staticflickr.com/688/21352180383_b3c9af5487_n.jpg)
Not a real problem as a tweak of the temperature and tint settings in iPhoto pretty well brings things back to normal. This one started out like the last but has been 'adjusted':
![DSCN5436](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5792/22059678081_a8c1bc86f2_z.jpg)
cute fella.
ReplyDeleteColour casts are no longer a problem but I wonder why they put the warm LEDs in the lamp.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how to tinker with my photographs. What you see on my blog is what I take. And you John, as such a serious photographer, can no doubt see that immediately.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the last one - the light looks very natural in color. It is not as "glarey" as the builtin.
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