Ultraviolet induced visible fluorescence , Dragon Fruit

[Craigo79]

[colinbm]

Very nice Craig.

I am not familiar with Dragon fruit ?

[Stefano]

Very cool!

[Andy Perrin]

That is quite interesting. Where does your long pass on the camera cut in?

[Craigo79]

That is quite interesting. Where does your long pass on the camera cut in?

 

I have no filter on the camera... Played with wb to get what i wanted out of the shot ie a little more purple on the dragon fruit

[Craigo79]

Very nice Craig.

I am not familiar with Dragon fruit ?

 

Thank you :) Supposed to be really good for you. First time I have eaten and it it wasnt too bad i think they grow on cactus.

[Andy Perrin]

Tasty.

 

With no filter on the camera it’s probably going to have enough UV in there to alter the colors and wash them out a bit. If you can get a long pass to cut the UV from getting in the camera you will probably get prettier colors. I use a Tiffen Haze 2E filter.

[colinbm]

Thanks Craig

[Andrea B.]

Excellent work, Craig.

[enricosavazzi]

Thank you :) Supposed to be really good for you. First time I have eaten and it it wasnt too bad i think they grow on cactus.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitaya

[otoien]

Excellent work, Craig.

+1, and the way the reflection is showing up really adds to it.

[Craigo79]

Thanks so much guys :) I am saving for a cut filter ;)

[Craigo79]

Going to revisit this today providing the supermarket have dragonfruit.. this time with a cut filter

[Kai]

Excellent work, Craig! 
Thank you for sharing :)