Quote Originally Posted by Slowcountry Balls View Post
One of the easiest things you can do is adjust the white balance on your camera. See if your camera has a custom white balance option. If it does, place a piece of white paper in the tent and take a picture of that. Tell your camera that the picture you took contains true white. That will allow your camera to make a big correction for you. Another option is to get something like a WhiBal card to help you correct the pictures after you take them. I am still just learning about photography, so there are members here who could probably give you more/better advise, but if you want to look at the impact that light temperature has on colors, you can look at this thread I started, http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?211064-Light-Temperature-and-Pictures. I used a WhiBal card to correct for the different light temperatures. You can learn about WhiBal cards here http://michaeltapesdesign.com/whibal.html. Hope you have fun with the light kit and look forward to seeing what you show us.
Thanks. Very cool comparative photos and great information.