Magenta / cyan

chipdouglas · May 15, 2010

bloom, in your particular case it is really hard and not feasable. you dont have to make the white fusion kit.. got to www.rog8811.com and see how he made a green and red mixer. way cheaper but very hard also... bsically to do custom stuff with lasers you need to be machinist or have a good friend be one. other wise it gets really expensive. unless you horse trade LOL

michael

kingdave2357 · May 19, 2010

I have found 589nm+473nm make a nice pure looking 'white' but I have yet to try and combine the beams, just shined them in the same place...

bloompyle · May 19, 2010

Well, IF/WHEN I ever come up with something...I'll let yall know :crackup:..I'd hope to make terchiary colors, but it seems that I can't.

Tech_Junkie · May 19, 2010

bloompyle said:
I'd hope to make terchiary colors, but it seems that I can't.

ElektroFreak · May 19, 2010

bloompyle said:
Are magenta and cyan lasers as 'easy' to make as yellow? What's the ratio? How much power is lost / gained in the combination? What if I add yellow + magenta, or Cyan + Magenta, etc? Or (Magenta + Yellow) + ((cyan+ Magenta) +yellow) etc. I'd have no problem with an 'array' of like 12 lasers (granted it'd cost a ton) to get some pretty cool colors, plus 500+ mw's from them. Just a thought.

umm, all you need to get EVERY color of the rainbow is three lasers. One red, one blue and one green. You also need two dichroic filters:

By varying the power of the individual lasers you can make any of millions of hues.

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