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Post by bndranch on Jan 18, 2007 19:06:02 GMT -5
Alright I got my foal cam up and running but I have had a couple of different people comment on the lighting. I have tried to make it better but to no avail and I was hoping maybe someone has an idea out there.
Her stall is a 12x24 (two stalls with the divider removed). The far stall (the one she likes to sleep in) has a red heat lamp over it. In the closer of the two stalls has a white regular lamp above it. This is also the stall the camera is positioned in. During the day only the heat lamp is on and the light seen in the stall is from the natural light (even though there is really non out there LOL). The camera has an infarred sensor in it and I am wondering if that is what is throwing the light off so much. The one regular light is on a timer (she will be bred again in March). Anyway I am looking at any ideas as to what could be the problem and some possible suggestions to fix it. Where my mare likes to lay down is where the light is so bad. And there is no light shinning directly in that spot.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Brittany Pierson
BnD Ranch
Her stall is a 12x24 (two stalls with the divider removed). The far stall (the one she likes to sleep in) has a red heat lamp over it. In the closer of the two stalls has a white regular lamp above it. This is also the stall the camera is positioned in. During the day only the heat lamp is on and the light seen in the stall is from the natural light (even though there is really non out there LOL). The camera has an infarred sensor in it and I am wondering if that is what is throwing the light off so much. The one regular light is on a timer (she will be bred again in March). Anyway I am looking at any ideas as to what could be the problem and some possible suggestions to fix it. Where my mare likes to lay down is where the light is so bad. And there is no light shinning directly in that spot.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Brittany Pierson
BnD Ranch
