Light Burn?

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edgroo25

Active Member
Can some one make the images small...I just water the plants like 2 hrs ago with Ph water. The lights are on a light mover and the light about 5 inches away.
 
TruenoAE86coupe

TruenoAE86coupe

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How big is your light? Unless you have recently moved the light away i would say no thats not light burn as the newest growth looks fine, may have been a PH issue, really not sure, but don't think that it was your light.
If someone could tell us all how to avoid these giant pics it would be great...... I don't have a clue how to make them smaller
 
asaph

asaph

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they do look bad. more info is needed. how old are there plants. what is the medium and size of container, what food have they been given. I wouldn't think this is light burn (you didn't say what light). but it's recommended to take the light a bit more distant when plants are suffering.
 
asaph

asaph

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also, when taking pictures from a cellphone, always cut & paste the picture to a new file ('untitled') to avoid geo-tagging.
 
TruenoAE86coupe

TruenoAE86coupe

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That will get rid of the geo tag? what about the rest of the info in the pic, is that still there? I have heard about cleaning the pictures before, i don't stress as my old Canon doesn't give much info, but one day i will have an A55 or A77 and i will care.
Sorry to steal the thread!
 
Serapis

Serapis

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Yo poster.... your phone is trying to give away your location.... I found this info embedded in your pictures..... from your Nexus camera....

# GPS Version ID {0x00} = 0x02,0x03,0x00,0x00
# GPS Time Stamp / UTC Time {0x07} = 14/1,55/1,6/1 [hours, minutes, seconds] ===> 14h 55m 6s
# GPS Date Stamp {0x1D} = 2011:05:07 UTC
 
asaph

asaph

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TruenoAE86coupe said:
That will get rid of the geo tag? what about the rest of the info in the pic, is that still there? I have heard about cleaning the pictures before, i don't stress as my old Canon doesn't give much info, but one day i will have an A55 or A77 and i will care.
Sorry to steal the thread!
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I believe so. But it sounds like Serapis is more qualified to answer that.
 
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edgroo25

Active Member
All my setting are off on my phone how can that be? I'm using envy nuts with calmag. 2 1000w on a light rail. 3 gal bags feeding them about 1 gal Ph water every 5-7 days. Nutes every other watering. There on frogs soil. There about 2 months old
 
TruenoAE86coupe

TruenoAE86coupe

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5 inches is too close for a 1000 watt, i would move it back to closer to 8-12", you will still get plenty of light. I would watch the new growth, at this point it looks solid, if it gets damaged then it may be time to make some changes, but i would move the lights away a bit, i won't claim the 36 inches that a lot of people say, it can be done in under a foot, but 5 inches is too close.
 
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