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Parka
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hehe its cool. Took it on the 'night' setting so it takes a while for the shutter to close, and my arm wasn't still.
Took the GID photo's without a blacklight, would it be even stronger with one?
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vinylglowaddict
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YES!!!!!!!!! It for sure would be brighter with a black light!!!!!!!! thats how I like to take all of mine. GID figures look really cool with a blacklight, you can see the little GID particles in the vinyl!!!!!!!
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| Sun Jan 22, 2006 11:57 am |
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Parka
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vinylglowaddict wrote: YES!!!!!!!!! It for sure would be brighter with a black light!!!!!!!! thats how I like to take all of mine. GID figures look really cool with a blacklight, you can see the little GID particles in the vinyl!!!!!!! I need to get some pieces together, going to try and step up my photos of my stuff.
Going to get a blacklight, whats a good ordinary light to use aswell?
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vinylglowaddict
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what do you mean ordinary light????? I think the brightest light would be the best!!!!! Oh also someone said that sunlight works the best but I have never actually tested that.
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Arin C.
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ha what is this thing you call "sunlight"
Oh, and I like the blurry pic, its all spooky and sh!t
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Parka
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vinylglowaddict wrote: what do you mean ordinary light????? I think the brightest light would be the best!!!!! Oh also someone said that sunlight works the best but I have never actually tested that. I was thinking of a light that spread out quite wide and didn't cause glare. Like what portrait photographer use (with the umbrella behind it).
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BOB CONGE
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Yo Parka,
You may want to look into getting a 30" light tent. Search "light tent" on Ebay.
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