01-28-2009, 11:32 AM
Stuart, most digital cameras have a setting where you can choose the type of light in which you're taking the pictures - the camera then compensates for that particular type of lighting. All of my layout pictures are shot under fluorescent lights (Cool White, too, not the temperature-balanced type) 
, and, as long as I remember to set the camera properly, including turning off the flash, the pictures look pretty "normal". Fluorescents normally give pictures a greenish "cast", while incandescent bulbs tend to make a coloured photo look orange or yellowish.
Wayne
, and, as long as I remember to set the camera properly, including turning off the flash, the pictures look pretty "normal". Fluorescents normally give pictures a greenish "cast", while incandescent bulbs tend to make a coloured photo look orange or yellowish. Wayne