saMfish
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Hey guys,
Now, let me start of by saying that I'm sorry in advance if this is in the wrong section.
I recently purchased a jayrob DIY Green kit and am loving it, have got a 50mW o-like module inside it and it goes great. Now, I've been doing a few effects (tunnel/liquid sky) with this (controlled by USB). They look cool and all, I have been using a pump action water bottle to make the beam show up etc.
Now, the problem lies that I am willing to spend a little cash to get a good haze/smoke/fog setup. The thing is, I have no idea where to start! I've heard from a few sources that haze is the best way to go, and I'm willing to spend probably $400AU ($360 USD). I'm only working indoors in a pretty small space, though wouldn't mind expanding to a larger area in the future (not outdoors though). I've heard that smoke/fog machines often make very dense 'clouds', if you will, of smoke which can block lasers.
Any guidance would be highly appreciated!
Now, let me start of by saying that I'm sorry in advance if this is in the wrong section.
I recently purchased a jayrob DIY Green kit and am loving it, have got a 50mW o-like module inside it and it goes great. Now, I've been doing a few effects (tunnel/liquid sky) with this (controlled by USB). They look cool and all, I have been using a pump action water bottle to make the beam show up etc.
Now, the problem lies that I am willing to spend a little cash to get a good haze/smoke/fog setup. The thing is, I have no idea where to start! I've heard from a few sources that haze is the best way to go, and I'm willing to spend probably $400AU ($360 USD). I'm only working indoors in a pretty small space, though wouldn't mind expanding to a larger area in the future (not outdoors though). I've heard that smoke/fog machines often make very dense 'clouds', if you will, of smoke which can block lasers.
Any guidance would be highly appreciated!