i took the lenses off
and things took off
so i had to cut off
and grow cobs

this shows the gob
the filter, ducting, air-flow through
and next shows where abouts down on the stock i had to cut them off

and one for fun
shake the spiders

One must admit, they do throw a WOW hew upon everything. I have experimented with led in the past and this was one of the great things about it, how cool they look.

sorry about the red pictures. I grabbed the camera, went to shoot and the batteries died. Fired up another camera with the red shots and set the white balance today

spray down
through 3 inch rockwool
5 emitters per
with a little giant 475 gph
two waterings a day, 2 minutes each aprox

same garden set-up, new light. It has a red dial, white dial and blue dial
and a switch that turns off the red and blue leds so that you can see the green plants under the white light

first picture I took with the white light switch, but I forgot to change the white balance on my camera back from the purple setting from the earlier photo

so, I went back in, changed the white balance to auto but forgot to switch the white led switch

I really like the light and the plants are eating it up!
I put the reflector on it that I was using periodically on its predecessor because of the tremendous amount of light spilling all around it
and if you want to see the light or ask q's on it, that should be another thread

this is my led garden which will probably get modified due to the upgrade in lighting

Looks sweet T5!

I was just going to say with the LEDs, your camera should still focus, and then when you press the shutter, if your flash is on, it should still show the real color, right? Cause I can't tell what I'm looking at with the red and blue light. lol

Btw, good thought about removing the "clear" cover panels, I always use open reflectors with my halides to get that last bit of light, and any uv that would otherwise be blocked..