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RE: Photographing Vaseline Glass - 11/14/2002 5:20:02 AM    scott grandstaff   Posts: 17 Joined: 10/31/2002 Status: offline Peggy You have to put your camera on maunual. Turn off the flash. Then, it' s a matter of playing with the exposure and keeping the camera steady. On an old fashioned camera I' d start at f8 and 1/25 and adjust from there. The shutter might need to be open a lot longer than that, I' ve never shot under a blacklight. You probably want a tripod for this. yours, Scott (in reply to Guest) Post #: 4

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