will a black light enhance the glow of the picture
1942091
I was very disappointed with this product and returned it. Very poor quality and grainy image. The glow was very unimpressive as well. Needed pitch dark (even after intense light shinning directly on it) to make out the image.
1942092
Yes, the black light charges the glowing layer best so the painting will be more luminous while the black light is turned on
1942093
yes, however it will only cause the top half of the picture to glow. It still looks amazing.
1942094
not sure, haven't used one. It does however glow in the dark and is a great conversational piece, however frame came warped and bowed.
650706
I haven't tried black light, but I can say that the green and yellow work from sunshine. The blue does not seem to glow from sunshine alone.
780669
To the best of my knowledge, it does not have that feature. It is black characters on a green background. I shut off the light in my den and couldn't see anything. Sorry!
1491758
Not really.see shadows sort of. If you had a lite and it was dark out than you could see more than you wanted. I would buy a better quality one.
278091
Absolutely! It gives a soft blue glow so be careful sneaky one. Only noticeable if on the same side order black instead of white. Good luck ;)
1020392
If you do not care about the resolution or quality of the pictures then you may be alright with it. Just make sure the room of viewing is very dark as well. This item is very inexpensive but like the saying goes" You get what you pay for! "
266200
Yes. it can. Don't expect to see anything without lighting (i.e. outdoors...doesn't show up). Don't expect anything but the lowest resolution blurry images...but they will move if that's all you want to see.
1618135
it would clip on, but the amount of light will be more like a pinpoint and not sufficient to illuminate a picture.
2073866
I think it will not be bright enough to enjoy.The Image is not clear if it is projected to more than 6 feet.
227155
First off, I've only had the unit for a few days... The only setting I've tweaked is the back-light in 'Standard Picture' mode. I reduced it from the default of 60 down to 50, and it seemed to remove any distracting blooming or flash-lighting effects, of which it is only very slight in the first place, and really only noticeable if your room is dark, and the screen is black.
496983
At first it looked like the laser light was absorbed on an LCD screen, but then I noticed it shows up on some colors on the screen. For all practical purposes, it does not work well on TV screens and works best with projected images.
2130881
The light is not too bright, on high it is a low glow, on low more of a night light effect.
1076815
I don't think so. These are just colored cellophane and a black light is a special kind of light that allows some of the light spectrum through while blocking other rays...this is what allows the light to pick up only on white or light objects.
1381485
No, it does not. If there is not enough light the pictures will come out dark. A red dot will flash, but that just means you are taking the picture.
1024363
No it doesn't. But the bright colors in the picture will reflect the regular or black lights you have in the room.
2261182
Yes it is because you can determine if there is enough light for an specific quallity picture
1716799
With the moonlight setting on it should give you the effect you're looking for. A dark background and surroundings will help them glow during the day too.