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UV light photography

UV light photography
Well, in the past few month i have been interested in a different part of Sunlight.photography...wawelenght 260 -300 nm...forensic photos,
and had to prepare my equipment  for this, as follows...
 
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The source of UV light can be normal bulb but with Woods-glass, fluorescent bulb with the same glass,  and UV led-s. The first two use high Voltage, which was inconvenienced for my needs, so I purchased on E-bay UV led-s  260-400nm.
More on UV, phosphorescence and photography  you can find on Web.


This UV led's has to be mounted in a waterproof housing ...
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Jul 16, 2011. 3:17 PMistoyanov says:
is that a bulsatcom remote?
Jul 15, 2011. 7:02 AMHisart says:
Beautiful work!

What type film are you using? With that much light you should not have to do long exposures.
Jul 15, 2011. 10:01 AMHisart says:
Ah, okay. :D

I just spotted your "UV light photography II" which looks like it solved your problem. ;-D

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