UV Reactive Conversion???

[willyum]

I've been searching for a few hours on how to convert a digital pic into a UV reactive pic.

Example...I want to convert a Marquee into being UV reactive and use a blacklight instead of regular florecent light. I have paint shop pro, E-mule plus and minimal artistic know-how. I think what I want is to somehow 'color-correct' using a florecent color patlette (or whatever that word is). I would like all the shading to be there though. I wouldn't want all colors to instantly be hard-core hot-pink or lime-green. I just want to push the natural colors to the florecent ones where if you look at the picture it will still look somewhat natural.

Is that possible?

[DaemonCollector]

A blacklight won't make Florecent colors glow like your wanting, a UV reactive print is printed using special inks that will react to the blacklight. Not sure how hard they are to come by thouh

[SOAPboy]

floresent markers.. just recolor on top of the normal color..

[dabone]

Stolen off slashdot this morning.


UV Reactive paint review.

http://www.viperlair.com/reviews/cases/other/mods/fluvp/



Later,
dabone

[RayB]

Willyum, the way it's done correctly is you have to do "color seperations" and then tell the print shop exactly which color ink to use for each seperation......