The moon did have the red tint, but I am still unsure why it came out that way. I have a color camera, but it came out like I was using black and white film. As I said, I am not a professional, so maybe someone else can clue me in to why it didn’t come out red.
Some cameras, in particular, security cameras, will switch to black and white when the light level is low. Or more likely, if the camera has automatic white balance, it could have incorrectly compensated for tungsten lighting.
Wow, thanks.
You know, I vaguely remembering when I read the pamphlet instructions, (onetime way back when we purchased it) that it had something in them about a white balance deal going on with it. So that could be it.
Thanks again. I’ll see if I can scrounge up the instructions and see what it says.