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Old 05-07-2008, 11:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Blacklight Photography

I'm trying to do some blacklight photography for some stock photos and am having some trouble. I took the blacklight in a dark room and then turned it on. I then got a white sheet of paper and three CDs... I put the CDs on the sheet of paper and then switched on my camera. I set it to f/3.4 (since the scene was pretty flat and I wanted as much light as I could get) and the shutter speed to 60. My ISO was set at 100 (I also tried 200.) I took some shots and they came out VERY dark. What should I do? Should I use a tripod and set a very low shutter speed? Any other ideas? Thanks!

btw, my camera is a Fuji Funepix S700 (aka S5700.)
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