Is there a secret to shooting LED case lighting?

[Mothballs]

Like the title says, is there a secret to not getting that bizarre looking colour bleed? As it is, the case lighting makes the system look really off in photos.

 

Either analog with a filter or digital, is there some secret to getting a good looking case photo with LED case lighting?

[Zando_]

Possibly a longer exposure, as it'll let in more light and blur the LEDs together from the overexposure. 

[Mothballs]

8 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Possibly a longer exposure, as it'll let in more light and blur the LEDs together from the overexposure. 

Seems like the opposite of what I want to do? That would give be a blaze of light and no details on components.

[Zando_]

Just now, Mothballs said:

Seems like the opposite of what I want to do? That would give be a blaze of light and no details on components.

You wouldn't need a really long one. Just like 1/2 sec or something. You just need it to blur the light enough the individual LEDs aren't visible, then you can fix the overexposure in photoshop or something. Is you camera automatically setting it's exposure? Or are you doing it manually?

[Mothballs]

3 hours ago, Zando Bob said:

You wouldn't need a really long one. Just like 1/2 sec or something. You just need it to blur the light enough the individual LEDs aren't visible, then you can fix the overexposure in photoshop or something. Is you camera automatically setting it's exposure? Or are you doing it manually?

Manual. 

 

I'll give it a try later, but as it stands anything near the light just turns into a wash of pure colour and loses all definition.