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AI Fix for Stadium Lights That Made Photos Green

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Quick Answer Updated
Metal halide and older LED stadium lights emit light with a green spike that cameras capture as an ugly green tint. Upload your photo and type 'fix the green tint from stadium lights and restore natural colors.' EditThisPic corrects it in seconds. Free to try, no signup.
"Great seats at the game. Every single photo was tinted green. Fixed them all in minutes and now you can actually see the team colors properly." @game_day_photos

Copy-Paste Prompts

Natural Touch-up
fix the green tint from stadium lights and restore natural colors

Best overall fix for stadium green

Quick Fix
remove the green cast and make jersey colors accurate

When team colors look wrong from the green tint

Natural Touch-up
correct the stadium lighting white balance for natural skin tones

When skin looking green is the main issue

Quick Fix
fix the mixed stadium and scoreboard lighting colors

When scoreboard LEDs add additional color casts

Common Issues

The fix changed areas you didn't want changed

Why: AI sometimes applies edits too broadly across the image

Try: only fix the specific area I marked, leave everything else untouched

Use tap markers to precisely indicate the area that needs fixing

Edit looks artificial or over-processed

Why: AI sometimes overdoes corrections, making results look fake

Try: make the correction look subtle and natural, not over-processed

Adding 'subtle and natural' to any prompt reduces AI over-correction

Colors shifted after the fix

Why: Brightness or exposure corrections can inadvertently shift color balance

Try: fix the issue but preserve the original color tones throughout

Mention 'preserve original colors' when you only want one specific thing fixed

Fix worked on some areas but missed others

Why: AI focuses on the most prominent area and may skip smaller ones

Try: apply the same fix to all affected areas, not just the main one

For missed areas, do a second pass with a marker on the specific spot

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all stadiums cause green photos?

Not all. Newer stadiums with high-CRI LED lighting produce much better color. Older stadiums with metal halide or first-gen LED fixtures are the worst offenders. Indoor arenas tend to be worse than open-air stadiums.

Will fixing the green change the grass color?

The AI is smart enough to keep natural greens (grass, field) accurate while removing the artificial green cast from skin, jerseys, and other surfaces.

Can this fix photos taken from the nosebleed seats?

Yes. Distance and zoom don't change the color cast β€” the same fix works whether you're courtside or in the upper deck.

Is this really free?

Yes β€” 1 free edit per week, no account needed. Plans start at $3.99/month for unlimited.

Can I fix stadium photos on my phone?

Yes. Works in any mobile browser. No app needed.

Is EditThisPic really free?

Yes, EditThisPic offers one free Quick edit per week β€” no signup or credit card required. For more edits, affordable packs start at $1.99.

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