COB Grow Battle [Starts Sept 1st 2017]

[wwwillie]

Hey!
Leave it to the group here on the COB grow show to nerd out on EXIF metadata!
I love this place!!!

 

[NugNoob]

@Raoul-Duke


@Ozone69 Good old GIMP, I haven't used that in quite a while now. Though I rarely use PS, VP and all those apps anymore since my interests have shifted over the years. Good stuff man, thanks for sharing!

Well 5 of the girls are waving at you this morning; two of the Night Queen and all three Blue Dreams.

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Awesome man, I love the NQ I grew. Just a no BS plant with great relaxing yet powerful bud. Use it towards the end of just about every night.


@wwwillie

 

[NugNoob]

9-6 Put 1x Ripley in soil after a nice germ...

9-8 Morning I noticed Ripley popped right up with a helmet, took the photo a bit later in the day, so I'd call this Day2 here. She's kinda funky looking (leaning to one side), had to help the shell off just a bit. Used the humidity dome for a while to loosen the membrane that I think the COBs were drying out quick due to low humidity and intense rays of powerful COB love lol.

Also my wife put both her Skylar White seeds in her pot, near each other. Hasn't popped out of the soil yet... lets see what happens!

 

[NastyN8t]

Got 4contenders that have been transplanted after these pics!!!

The Apefruit glue fem and the Nirvana's Blueberry Kush fem made there homes in 5gallons organic soil. The Blueberry van kush F1 reg and the Apefruit glue x Silverback kush F1 reg both got plugged into 3gallons of organic soil.

The silverback kush f2 that's germed in place of the F1 that wilted is germed but not showing yet.i tore the rockwool and saw a root!
P.s the pink panties seedling got plugged straight into the empty Hole left by An f2 male I had to cull(empty pot in pic)

 

[Slater]

hat makes no sense at all. What you are saying may be how to do it but it still makes no sense. There are only 360 degrees in a circle. If you rotate 360 degrees you are back where you started!

did a little digging and the best answer I have found so far is

"Some graphic editors mess up with the orientation in the EXIF information. That's the most common source of problems with orientation. Some don't read the EXIF, some do read it but don't update it when the image is rotated"

Alright buckle in... I think you guys pretty much nailed it @Raoul-Duke and @Slater

I had the same questions a while back and being a techie I gotta know... It sort of has to do with how computers read and can rotate (or re-arrange) pixels vs how modern "smart" phones and some digital cameras see and 'categorize' its orientation. These cameras are equipped with sensors that can tell which orientation to take the photo in. BUT the really cool part (or annoying part atm) is it's ability to even store that rotation information within the picture/video format itself.

Exchangeable Image File Format (Exif) and how most applications and OS' are a bit behind with understand all of it's contents. Windows 10 (and 8.1 I think) understand (mostly) how to read all EXIF information. Now it's up to the indivuals applications you use to carry the information a bit further.

To illustrate: Think of your Camera as a person handing you a form to bring to another person (your PC / Application / Website / Etc.) If that person on the other end can only understand half of the fields of the form (ya know 'cause their new at this job and there's always some long bulls*** history there of how they even landed the job and they don't really know what they're doing... but are friends with...) anyways, it just can't go much further without using the rest of the info provided!

That's partly why there are applications for importing mass amounts of pics taken where it arranges them all for you beautifully and yep, they definitely know which way should be right side up. (if and ONLY if your choice of camera bothers to fill out the whole form in the first place). If you read deeper into it, it goes back again... to pixels, if you rotate an image on your computer (depending on the application) you are actually degrading some of the quality of the photo VS an app that reads EXIF properly and doesn't re-arrange pixels, it just knows which way the photo should actually face.

That's about as much as I know and can understand in my current state of mind lol... hope I didn't geek out tooooo much!

@wwwillie thats why... better put than I could do
Nice one @NugNoob that's the explanation needed ... I had looked into and found load of techie answers that I got the gist of but you have put it perfect.

 

[NastyN8t]

And a shot of the lights

 

[Gauge Steel]

Update, as required.
AvT x 2
White Crack x2 right behind.
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[Gauge Steel]

Question... Angelina reflectors on or off??? Opinions???


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IMO it s a matter of focused light vs flood light. If i have a bigger canopy i might want a flood effect instead of 4 or six "hot" spots on the canopy.

 

[SuperCaLyXfragilistic]

IMO it s a matter of focused light vs flood light. If i have a bigger canopy i might want a flood effect instead of 4 or six "hot" spots on the canopy.

I'm just worried about fry the little ones in the beginning with the reflectors.. thanks Gauge!!!


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[Gauge Steel]

I'm just worried about fry the little ones in the beginning with the reflectors.. thanks Gauge!!!


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is your light dimmable? you can always add a 1000K pot if your driver supports it. If not remove the reflectors. I have seen uv sheeting that lets percentages of light through.