lots of yellow (and a few other) laser pics

• Aug 22, 2011

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TheTeslaWarrior

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i got the fogger out and took a few pictures of my new toys (as well as some old ones). Sorry for my bad camera skills.

589nm and 594.1nm comparison pictures:

589nm, 594nm and 473nm:

just 473nm and 589nm:

589nm beam shots:

fun with the pulsed nature of the 589nm:

lastly, the PGL 532nm:

thanks for looking

 

• Aug 22, 2011

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awesome pics ,the yellow and blue goes so well

 

• Aug 22, 2011

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Wow! Great shots! those pulsed shots were amazing, I thought you were using a diffraction grating at first.

 

• Aug 22, 2011

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It looks like it uses a 50% duty cycle to limit the thermal load but still pump far enough above threshold to get a good efficiency. Looks awesome.

 

• Aug 22, 2011

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ARGLaser said:

Wow! Great shots! those pulsed shots were amazing, I thought you were using a diffraction grating at first.

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Oh yeah, nice!

Yellow is so cool.

 

• Aug 22, 2011

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Awesome pics! The pic showing the pulse are friggin sweet! I forgot they did that and and going to add that to my todo list of laser shots (once I finally do my rainbow pic) to take. If you don't mind me asking what exposure length did you use? I took a couple pics of my 589 and it looks almost orangish instead of the golden yellow it actually appears as. I may try it with a bit of fog to bring out the beam and lessen the exposure times.

 

• Aug 23, 2011

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I got mine but it's Tem21 with Tem10 together! LOL

And very Unstable.