Indoor New Grow Girl Scout Cookies , and new AutoCobs

oh, by the way...Iam consider myself a "seasoned" photographer and I had to push my shutter and exposure speed to the equivalent of shooting in full sunlight..lol I typically need to slow my exposure/shutter speed to shoot indoors. That should tell how bright these lights are..lol
autocobs rock!
 
Day 47 No topping on her. Lst training started when she popped 4th node, layed her down and continued through vegging, training other branches in the process to spread out plant. minor lst adjustments here and there. some defoliation ,not much
D47!, I've never seen such a D47!
 
I dont use a flash, I only use available light I have from the grow lights. The Cobs I run are super bright, I shoot at the lowest ISO and adjust from there, typically I shoot manual mode and shoot around 1000th-1200th of a sec in the bright light (basically shooting in full sun) It can depends on what lens you are using also, a faster lens requires that you shoot at a faster shutter speed to let less light in , as not to blow your exposure . To help capture the frost, I play with shooting angles to let the light reflect off the trichs , or use shadows to help achieve depth to help with the affect.
photographer's art.........getting the lens to see what the eye can see
 
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