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get glasses, i have a 50mW(or stronger) green laser and i have the blind spot in my eye to prove it will cause eye damage
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50mw would it need glasses?
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It is recommended that you use glasses or goggles for 50mW and up when you're using a green laser especially for up close work.
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this is a picture a seller sent of the beam ( My 50mw is on the LEFT ) Right is a 70mw
With Goggles Mine is on the right looks big because cameras pick up IR
Output,
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With Goggles Mine is on the right looks big because cameras pick up IR
Output,
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Review it when it comes !
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With Goggles Mine is on the right looks big because cameras pick up IR
This is how much IR energy from the Laser's beam that will hit your eyes
without the proper Laser Safety Goggles...
Jerry
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Most people just use orange goggles. Most of them don't have 532+808 goggles
They either have an IR filter or have an IR filtered laser.
They either have an IR filter or have an IR filtered laser.
