Any Tips for Photographing UV reactive things?

[Clunk]

hello,

I'm trying to take some photos of the inside of my pc, which has two UV cathodes and some UV reactive water dye etc. im not very good at photography, and i was wondering if there is a particular way of photographing this kind of thing. i cant seem to get the balance right between the actual tubes looking overly bright and the rest of it looking a bit fuzzy. the camera i have is a Konica Minolta Z3.

if any of you photographic experts could help me i would be most appreciative

thanks

Dave

[da_ging]

use tripod or something to act as a stable base, stick it in manual mode and then try diff combinations of shutter speed and aperture till you get a pic you like , id say start at 1/25 of a second and go from there , make sure you turn off the anti shake tho as that will blur the pic when the cam is sat still also turn off any room lights