Some old photos, Part 2

[Stefano]

[Can someone help me tag this topic]?

 

Below some photos I took in UV with a chinese "32 Megapixel" camera (actual resolution: 640*480). It was a USB camera, and I had to attach it to a portable PC in order to take images. These photos are made of a dozen single frames that have been stacked in orer to reduce noise. The filter, if I remember correctly, was chinese BG39 (2 mm) + ZWB1 (3 mm). I converted them into B&W, since they are basically monochrome magenta. Given the low resolution, they are full-size. Images taken in the end of August 2019.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Polycarbonate goggles.

 

Polycarbonate goggles, ZWB2 (2 mm).

 

Polycarbonate goggles, ZWB2 (2 mm) filter, sunscreen.

 

It rained that day.

 

Their quality is almost zero. That was the best I could do with that crappy camera. The camera I have now, which is a point-and-shoot, can do much more, there's no comparison. Those photos are just sad, but are a part of my history of exploration of invisible light.

[Andy Perrin]

Hah, well, my oldest UV photos are similar or lesser quality. This was with an iPhone 4 camera and 330WB80:

[Stefano]

It actually looks nice color-wise.

[dabateman]

These were some of my first UV photos:

https://www.ultravioletphotography.com/content/index.php/topic/3866-your-first-ever-uv-photograph/

[Andy Perrin]

Thanks, Stefano, I did the best with what I had, haha!