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Yes, the solar spectrum at sea level contains plenty of UV light in the 330-420nm band. At higher altitudes, there is even more ambient UV light to image. We have designed the UVCorder™ to have excellent spectral purity when used in sunlight. There is less than 1% out-of-band contamination of the signal.
