pitcher shootin' help

[Salty]

I'm working on some glow-in-the-dark lures. I need to take a pic of the lure in the dark to see the colors, but, ain't had no luck. Is this even possible? I have a throw away camera...a Canon Power Shot A 2000 IS.

I hate takin' pitchers.

[FF_T_Warren]

Maybe place the lure in a dark box and take the pic from outside away from the box. Not sure but may be worth a shot(in the dark)

[SULPHITE]

dark room with the bait glowing...with no flash on the camera has produced poor results?

[mrex]

Not sure how to do it either always comes out fuzzy.

[Salty]

That's kinda the way most of mine looked. They glow pretty good but don't show up in the pic. Mine is on hard plastic baits but I don't know why that would matter.

[hadabite]

Try using a tripod to steady the camera and slow the shutter speed way down.

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by hadabite

Try using a tripod to steady the camera and slow the shutter speed way down.

This^

in low light your cameras shutter speed is really slow in order to gather all the available light it can. You need a tripod and if you have access to one, a shutter release is ideal to eliminate any movment from when you press the button