500-watt Photo Flood, Edison Screw Base, Frosted, 13,000 Lumens, 3200 Degrees Kelvin, 60 Hours. 120 Volt, can operate in any position.
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Long question short, how do I whiten the picture or at least cheaply cover the lights with keeping in mind the lights are hot!!!
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Answer by Edwin
Get a copy of the Oct. 2007 issue of Shutterbug Magazine. Its their annual lighting issue. You can also read it at shutterbug.com.
The yellow tint sounds like a white balance problem unless you’re using film. For indoor work your film should be tungsten balanced. Using daylight film indoors will result in color shifts to the yellow/orange range.
If using a digital camera check your WB settings – refer to your Owner’s Manual for directions. There is a product called an ExpoDisc (expoimaging.net) to set WB under mixed lighting conditions. It was reviewed in Shutterbug a couple of months ago.
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