Thanks Wayne, that's what I figured, just thought I'd check with the list
first to see if anyone had any experience with this.
Darin
Wayne Harridge wrote:
>
>
> It's fairly straightforward since the fluorescence is in the visible range
> (I presume). Dark room to exclude all ambient visible light, UV source,
> any
> sort of normal film (or digital) but probably as fast as possible, filter
> to
> exclude the ambient UV and any blue/violet light from the UV source - this
> would normally be a light yellow filter.
>
> ...Wayne
>
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