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Arayan

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as I write before, simply use a power meter to measure how your filters can absorb...
 





daveindelaware

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creanzworld17 said:
... I can point my lasers directly at my pupil, and just see the red glow of the LD (keep in mind the lasers are <50mW green). I am wondering if this is as safe as goggles.... What do ya think?
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I think it's too late to wonder if it's as safe as goggles.

Who in their right mind would point a laser directly at their pupil? I may be a noob here, but even if I had the proper goggles on, I still don't think I'd point the laser at my eyes anyway.
 
Arayan

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LSRFAQ said:
Its NOT that easy, that doesn't account for bleaching or burning.

Steve
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yes it's true, but by means of power meter you could have an indication of the beam power before and after the use of filters. I have done several times and you can easily see the difference between safety goggles and Ray-Ban :D
 
GeGGuli

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is your greenie ir filtered...
i would not do that experiement with green laser....
 
Flaminpyro

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You didn't realy point your laser at your eye did you ? isn't that kinda like checking for 240volts with your finger and tounge :tinfoil: get a LPM befor you go blind !


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