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@Jsorace04, Allsky allows you to set separate white balances during daytime and nighttime, although the defaults work fairly well. What camera are you using? Does it have an Infra Red (IR) filter? Without one you'll get different colors. |
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Green clouds at night could be from the lights that produce light pollution. Your Milky Way shot looks pretty normal to me. The green on the left side could be from the same lights as the cloud picture. If your daytime images are too dark, make sure |
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Well I wasn't able to get my color right in time for the storm however the camera served it's purpose to get me outside! |
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Now that I have everything working the way I'd like, I still am struggling to get the correct coloring from my images. During the day my sky is almost black like it would look when a storm comes through. And my clouds at night look green.
Suggestions are appreciated.
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