See a different world, HID UV-flashlight

[shine]

I'm a newcomer, this forum is very good, it's my first post, hope you like.
Usually, HID for lighting, but sometimes, HID for the manufacture UV. Our eyes can't detect UV, but UV can excitated some material produce visible light.

HID UV-flashlight, lens is black, visible light can't pass.

The following two pictures each, a normal , a UV-light.

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

Interesting.

:welcome:.

 

[IlluminatedOne]

Some nice pictures, interesting stuff.

 

[daf3m]

CSI stuff :devil:..Cool!

 

[larryk]

I know very little about UV. Is the light a normal HID using a filter, or is it more involved.

 

[Ny0ng1]

:welcome: and thanks for sharing!

 

[Walterk]

Thx for the posting.
Can you see the lighted objects by the eye?
Or do you need a camera or googles with some kind of filter?
When is it useful to have such a light?

It's fun anyway. Looking for wonderflonium.

 

[shine]

Thx for the posting.
Can you see the lighted objects by the eye?
Or do you need a camera or googles with some kind of filter?
When is it useful to have such a light?

1. Some objects can be seen.
2. No, General Camera.
3. Medical, Forensic, Mineral...

 

[shine]

I know very little about UV. Is the light a normal HID using a filter, or is it more involved.

It's a hid bulb without UV-cut quartz, add a filter.

 

[amaretto]

I'm interested in your filter. Do you have any source and infos?

 

[LuxLoverr]

could this ward off vamps and zombies?

on a more serious side, great pix, ordered some uv lasers, i should hope to get the same results if i defocus it.

 

[FRITZHID]

well.... not to revive a dead thread but if anyone has any more info on this light OR where to get lens' for PLEASE contact me! thank you