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How does ultraviolet photography (fluorescence) work?
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[QUOTE="phinds, post: 6066888, member: 310841"] I believe that's correct. I do fluorescent photography of wood sometimes and while I can see just a little of the emitted visible light when I shine UV on a flourescent piece in the daytime, that's only inside on a rainy day. In sunlight it would be TOTALLY swamped by the reflected light. No, this is not correct. There is a very limited band of UV light that causes fluorescence in wood and I believe that's also true of flowers. It centers around 365nm. Here's one of my educational slides: [ATTACH=full]231659[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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