How to light on a tree?

1. Characteristics of trees

Characteristic 1: The Lifespan of trees, like humans, are a type of living organism. Because of their vitality, tree lighting has high requirements for light intensity, color, and other factors.

Characteristic 2: Translucency of leaves

The leaves of trees are made of semi transparent material, which appears brighter when exposed to back lighting. The color brightness is greatly increased, and a flickering flare effect appears, adding brilliant colors to the picture. For example, dark yellow leaves turn golden or bright yellow under back lighting.

2. Why install the lighting fixtures on the ground instead of on trees?

Many landscape tree lighting fixtures are installed on trees, which is relatively flexible and has a certain effect on avoiding glare. But have you ever thought about it? Trees will grow. When using projection lighting, it is also necessary to consider the changes in tree shape caused by tree growth, as well as the relative position relationship between trees and people, in order to arrange the installation position and projection direction of the lamps reasonably.

3. Why not use green light when shining on trees?

Saturation, also known as purity, refers to the degree of vividness of a color.

For the illuminated object, if the saturation of the light source is low, the object will display its own color, with green leaves and brown trunks, which are similar to the natural appearance of trees under sunlight;

On the contrary, if the saturation of the light source is high, the displayed color is the color of the light source, with green leaves and green trunks.

Be careful! An important point here is that even the green color of the leaves visible to the naked eye is no longer the green color of the leaves themselves, but the green color of green light.

The issue at hand is no longer solely about aesthetic standards, but rather a more important one: the restoration of item information.