I want to use a UV and a near IR camera for moonlight photography. Granted, even during harsh sunlight, in IR the sky can be pure black, not to mention what it'd be like with moon low on the horizon, but still having the land illuminated with stars in the sky! I have doubts about whether or not UV photography would be possible in such low light, however, could produce some interesting results. Just some thoughts.

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