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tustah · 07-18-06, 02:50

My girlfriend and I have been trying to figure out the best lighting to use indoors to take pictures of clothes against a white wall. I've read that hallogen lights give off a yellow tone and fluorescents give a blue tone. Tested, very true.

We haven't tried incandescent bulbs yet, but I read in my facilities management book that it reflects colors like natural sun light. Not sure how many would be needed to light the room bright enough to take pictures.

We're using a Sony DSC-P92 (5.1MP) camera.

Thanks in advance!

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tustah Wax On, Wax Off tustah is offline Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 392	Photography question My girlfriend and I have been trying to figure out the best lighting to use indoors to take pictures of clothes against a white wall. I've read that hallogen lights give off a yellow tone and fluorescents give a blue tone. Tested, very true. We haven't tried incandescent bulbs yet, but I read in my facilities management book that it reflects colors like natural sun light. Not sure how many would be needed to light the room bright enough to take pictures. We're using a Sony DSC-P92 (5.1MP) camera. Thanks in advance! __________________ Mobile Auto Detailing -Tu Nguyen