Lighting-Color: How Hue and Tone Affect Analysis

Color and tone of light have an unexpected impact on facial analysis. MirrorIQ’s AI considers overall hue and balance, so experimenting with different lighting tones can bring subtle shifts in report outcomes. Learn how, with details on pricing to get started.

Types of Light Sources

• Daylight, fluorescent, LED, or warm bulbs all cast different color tones

• Too much yellowness or blue-tinge can obscure natural shadows

How to Optimize Lighting Color

• Avoid strongly tinted light (red, blue, green) for scans

• Use natural noon daylight for neutral skin rendering

MirrorIQ Recommendations

For the clearest AI scan, use balanced, neutral lighting. For more, check the Photo Lighting Tips or scan pricing for multiple tries.

Safety & Information

Not medical advice. For informational purposes.

Conclusion

Neutral lighting color gives the best, most natural scan. Return for more tips or to MirrorIQ Home as needed.

FAQ

• What's the best color for scan lighting? Balanced white or natural daylight avoids skin tone distortion.

• Can colored LED lights impact analysis? Yes, unusual colors can change how AI maps features.

• What if my room lighting is yellow or blue? Try to move nearer to a window or use a neutral bulb.

• Will bad lighting increase scan price? No, pricing stays the same; only quality varies.

• Can I retake my scan under different lights? Yes! Visit the pricing page for info on multi-scan packs.

• Where to get more lighting tips? Check our lighting tips resource.