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UV Studio Listings

If you are using Chameleon Safe Blacklight Inks, you get a free website to showcase your UV works. Please contact us for more information. Below are some samples of what your free listing will look like. Right now literally hundreds of professional tattoo studios are using Chameleon Blacklight Tattoo Inks. We will soon have an up-to-date listing on a studio near you! Click here to get LISTED TODAY! MANY MORE TO BE LISTED SOON!

We have 100s of studios using Chameleon Blacklight ink to be added to our studio list - we are building a studio listing page right now, look here for the link soon!

USA

Florida - Sebring - Twisted Tattoo - 119 West Center Ave (phone: 863-402-1700)

Georgia - Valdosta - FireHouse INK - 805 1/2 Jerry Jones Drive (phone: 229-244-4141)

Hawaii - Aiea - Liquid Metal Tattoo & Piercing, 98-199 Kamehameha Hwy (phone: 808-484-5687)

Idaho - Boise - Ink Fever Tattoo, 715 North Orchard Street (phone: 208-658-0812 )

Illinois - Earlville - Full Moon Tattoo - 302 east street (phone: 815-246-7561)

Illinois - Quincy - Fadz Tattoo - 1002 North 24th Street (phone: 217-223-4222)

Indiana - Jeffersonville -Red Devil Tattoos - 1710 East 10 street (phone 812-280-9767)

Massachusetts - Pittsfield - Crazy Chameleon < See UV Pictures

Michigan - Cheboygan - Music Masters, 1160 East State Street (phone: 231-597-8283)

Michigan - Oak Park - Tattoo Paradise, 8531 West 9 Mile Road - (phone: 248-582-9806)

Missouri - Warrensburg - The Zone LLC, 417 North Maguire Street, Suite A (phone: 660-429-4103)

Nebraska - Omaha - Dr. Jacks Ink Emporium, 4857 So. 137th Street (phone: 402-935-4655)

New York - Binghamton - Dead Eye Tattoo, 293 Conklin Av (phone: 607-779-2240)

New York - Jamestown - Almighty Studios, 320 Cherry St (phone: 716-487-1243)

North Carolina - Goldsboro - Division 7 Tattoo, 1925 N William St (phone: 919-583-9144)

North Carolina - Whiteville - Too the Point - 70 White's Crossing Plaza (phone: 910-640-1720)

Oregon - Hood River - Ink Spot Tattoo - 1506 C Street (phone: 541-806-2292)

Wisconsin - Milwaukee - Skin Deep Tattoo, North Teutonia Avenue (phone: 414-466-7546)

OUTSIDE USA

Canada - Chilliwack B.C - Gangster Ink < See UV Pictures

Italy - Pesaro (PU) - 23 Curiel Street (phone: 39072132540)

Singapore - Boat Quay - Spirit Of Tattoos < See UV Pictures

Singapore - Ming Arcade - Alive Tattoo Studio < See UV Pictures

United Kingdom - Coventry - Grizzly's Tattoo Art, 4 Hampshire Close, Binley (phone: 07977 226112)

United Kingdom - Northampton - Bodification, 150 Abington Avenue (phone: 01604 620303)

How to take great pictures of your Black Light UV tattoos

How to take great pictures of your UV tattoos – The key to a great UV picture is not moving. If either client or camera move even slightly, the picture will blur a lot. Having the client sit, or brace themselves against something, and use of a tripod for the camera will improve the quality of the photo. Remember NOT to use your flash.

There are 3 types of pictures you should take for each UV tattoo – one in normal light, no VU light source. The next should be with the normal light on, and the UV light near the tattoo – 6 inches away (depending on the strength and size of the UV light) should give you a great clear picture. And the last – if possible, should be in total darkness with only the UV light on.

Take your photos quickly after you have finished the tattoo, clean it, and wipe it off very well. and take the photos quickly so that they are clean. If you wait too long, blood can dull the lines. any ointment will cause a glare and take away from the photo. On a last note - you should always ask the client to come back when it is fully healed if this is possible - this will give you the best pictures!

Keep in mind – that nightclubs and raves use MUCH brighter UV light sources than you will need in a studio. So by taking the pictures as mentioned above, you have what the tattoo will look like in many settings.

Good luck, and Enjoy!

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