Lights, camera, bud pic.

user 60570 · Jul 1, 2021

grew some sativas a few years ago

WeedHopper · Jul 1, 2021

Can we say Sativa.

Nice work.

yooper420 · Jul 1, 2021

My girls.

user 60570 · Jul 1, 2021

yooper420 said:
My girls.View attachment 274665 View attachment 274666

they look healthy

what flavors do you have ?

WeedHopper · Jul 1, 2021

Looks like Apollo 13 to me.

user 60570 · Jul 1, 2021

WeedHopper said:
Looks like Apollo 13 to me.

that A13 is a winner....as far as I am concerned , the c99 , a13 and a11 are all excellent strandivars.....same with the Jack herer pheno s , like Jack Flash

yooper420 · Jul 1, 2021

i have 4 Apollo 13's, 4 Bruce Banner's, 4 Dr. Grinspoon's, 3 Vietnam Black's, all photo periods and ! Gorilla Glue auto in my 5' X 9' tent.

user 60570 · Jul 1, 2021

yooper420 said:
i have 4 Apollo 13's, 4 Bruce Banner's, 4 Dr. Grinspoon's, 3 Vietnam Black's, all photo periods and ! Gorilla Glue auto in my 5' X 9' tent.

vietnam black , say now , isn’t that like a 28-32 week plant?

I tried to grow some here a long time ago but at 38 degrees latitude it wasn’t gonna happen

i bet your grow room smells wonderful

yooper420 · Jul 1, 2021

We need smell-a-vision.

yooper420 · Jul 1, 2021

Dr. Grinspoon takes a long time to mature, have grown her 4 or 5 years ago. So Vietnam Black will have company. Bruce Banner was listed as having 28 % thc, the highest I could find.

WeedSeedsExpress · Sep 30, 2021

nvthis said:
Reflecting light.

Really, I mean reflecting the flash. This is something I have been experimenting with quite a bit lately. Most pics of mj we will run across will contain a simple point and shoot type technique with little or no regard to camera functions. Like trying to take pics under your HPS, the end product is infinitely predictable.

There are several ways to do this. The proper way, of course, is to go and get a remote flash and umbrella system. I would love to do this myself, but my skill level hardly justifies it. Enter stoner-redneck ingenuity. Mostly I just use a mirror. This is VERY limiting but serves my purpose for now. That and I can get some crazy cool affects from it. More on that later.

It would be one thing to somehow mechanically attach a mirror in front of your flash unit for the purpose of consistancy. I do it by hand- For now. This just makes the job that much more difficult as every shot promises to be slightly different. Every shot will vary slightly in degree of angle. This next series will show, again, not only the differences in angle, but also the potential for this technique.

Tips, tricks and hints: Always kill your fans and exhaust system before shooting! Especially if you are planning to adjust your exposure time. With longer exposures the potential to ruin a shot due to movement multiplies. For extended exposures use a remote button or set your timer for a few seconds off. This will give your camera a moment to settle. Then, don't move and don't breath! hold perfectly still until the shot is over. With longer exposure time the camera will pick up any slight movement from heart beat, breathing, vibration from walking around and any air currents that develope. My friend Qman will reiterate all of this to add weight to it's importance!!

View attachment 144872

View attachment 144873

View attachment 144874

View attachment 144875

View attachment 144876

View attachment 144877

View attachment 144878

These pics are awesome, the dark background really makes the plants pop-out of the picture. Like this a lot!