Also, would wearing green goggles over red goggles over violet goggles work?
Here you go
But seriously. Goggles that block red green and blue don't exist. You wouldn't be able to see through them at all.
You could probably have some coating shop coat a pair to block the specific wavelengths your dealing with but I imagine this would cost many thousands of dollars, not be durable at all, and have little power handling capability before said coatings burned off.
But seriously. Goggles that block red green and blue don't exist. You wouldn't be able to see through them at all.
LaserSafety said:Filter Specs
OD 7+ @ 190-535 nm
OD 2+ @ 633-650 nm
OD 3+ @ 650-690 nm
OD 6+ @ 690-1300 nm
OD 8+ @ 1064 nm
Well look at the graph:
OD 6 at 405nm
OD 3 at 532nm
OD 2 at 650nm