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greenish color on diy external monitor

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greenish color on diy external monitor

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  1. dear members,i have modified my 2 ikelites housings so they can have external 2.5 monitors,but as soon as i hit the 15 meters the colors on the monitors screen start to go greenish,,any suggestions why ???i have the picture for the 2 housing after diy ,,but i dont know how to upload

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  2. Not being funny but is the actual image going green at depth or just what you are seeing on the monitor. The monitor shouldn't change as it is powered and supplies it's own light therefore should not change at depth. Obviously the image will change as the deeper you go the more colour you loose, try white balancing if this is the case.

     

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  3. dear jonny,,thank u for the reply,,,

    i know it is normal for the green sceenery at depth as we r loosing colors,,,but the mixed silhouettes between diver and the surroundings and the dominations of the green color on the monitor is what confusing me,,,the camera viewfinder is normal,,this happens only on the monitor !! do u think it is the battery???

     

    i will try to be close to the monitor on the next dive ,,usualy i am an arm lengh away from it do u think it might be that???

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