Help with 532nm wavelength (Green)

[GoodTwoGlow]

Hello,

I am new to the forum. I am hoping you guys could help with what I am trying to do. I am actually a photographer and I am not engineer.

I have 532nm wavelength (Green) laser pointer-- the origin of which I have no idea. the only reason I know the wavelength is because it is written on the side of the tube its in. It has a click type button. Click once it turns on click twice and it goes off. Says it made in China.

I want to point the laser at "some" material and have the material glow for about a second -- if this is even possible. It needs to glow just long enough to snap a photograph. I have seen what looks locite/plastic with some mirrors inside or something reflective and shinning the laser lights up the whole block and it seems to glow for some time.

The object I am hoping to light up is a quarter or half dollar size object.

I have looked at various website for powders or papers but have no clue what I am looking to purchase. If there is no way to do this, I will find a different way to fake what I am trying to do.

Thanks for any help you may be able to offer.

 

[ENX]

They make glow in the dark (GITD) powders and paints and they are readily available at craft stores like Michaels. I don't think that 532nm will work to charge these though, you would be better off with 405nm.

Here is a video I found for you: Green Laser Vs. Blue Laser 532nm vs. 405nm POV on each - YouTube

Search around, there are a lot of threads like this: http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/blu-ray-405nm-uv-fluorescence-glow-kit-new-gitd-sheets-75183.html