Jeff Schultz
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It’s because stars a different temperature emit different wavelength of light. The camera sensor is really good at picking up the difference. But also, the general hue can be impacted by haze, glare, or camera settings. Hope this helps!
October 21, 2024 at 2:23 AM
It’s because stars a different temperature emit different wavelength of light. The camera sensor is really good at picking up the difference. But also, the general hue can be impacted by haze, glare, or camera settings. Hope this helps!