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Posted: Tue May 22nd, 2012 08:52

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moonlight1811

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Thanks jk! No worries, there will be new topics I just need to figure out where exactly to put everything :D

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Posted: Tue May 22nd, 2012 09:11

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Robert

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If in doubt just drop it into the general forum.

If it's in the wrong place somebody will move it! Main thing is to post.

I would like to do some water droplets images perhaps in UV light to show the fluorescence. Perhaps use a kitchen cleaner which fluoresces bright yellow? Or some emulsion paint, usually that glows purple, the options are manyfold

What I haven't figured yet is how to trigger the shutter, my reactions are more calendar than stopwatch. Perhaps it's just a matter of shoot and hope?

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Posted: Tue May 22nd, 2012 12:52

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moonlight1811

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Robert wrote: I would like to do some water droplets images perhaps in UV light to show the fluorescence. Perhaps use a kitchen cleaner which fluoresces bright yellow? Or some emulsion paint, usually that glows purple, the options are manyfold

What I haven't figured yet is how to trigger the shutter, my reactions are more calendar than stopwatch. Perhaps it's just a matter of shoot and hope?
I'm going to go start a new topic on this (and probably throw it into General) when I get home from work and tell you what I did to get mine! Since that was my first project, I may have gotten a little creative in my setup. Perhaps others in the forum will have some tips on how to make it easier/more efficient and maybe even get better pictures! Excited! =]

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