Which camera can work in the UV spectrum?

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Gentlemen Connoisseurs!
Help please understand the topic of ultraviolet radiation.
To work, you need a camera (camera) that can take pictures (shoot) in the ultraviolet spectrum .
I just can’t figure out which camera to take, they say you need a special matrix to capture all types of UV radiation, but nothing is said about UV anywhere in stores. I repeat, it is necessary to photograph the UV spectrum [all lengths of the spectrum], and " cut off
" everything else . What should be the model of the camera and optics?

Answer 1

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Look towards this lens, or special filters. But as far as I know, the camera sensor still does not receive the full uv spectrum due to the protective coating of the matrix, this and solutions with filters will most likely give a truncated observation range. On the other hand, uv cameras already have a 4-digit $ price tag.

Answer 2

Here - www.lifepixel.com change the filters on the matrices of popular cameras to take infrared photos. I have been interested in this for a long time, I have already forgotten everything.

Answer 3

It is known that an inexpensive camera is used for this purpose, in which, having approached the matrix, the Bayer filter is removed (a very complicated and painstaking operation with a high probability of failure). Then a combination of filters is adapted, for example, as here , UFS-8 + SZS-22.

Answer 4

Of the rather old digital models, Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro UVIR was mass-produced. To cut off the visible range, EMNIP, the Soviet UFS6 filter is suitable. Look in the direction of the forensic equipment, they use IR / UV shooting. Additionally, you can pay attention to geologists, mineralogy also uses the fluorescence of minerals in different UV ranges.
In general, many cameras capture near IR and UV without any alterations, it's just that the instructions are silent about this :)