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ArcticMyst Security by Avery

My Blue Rainbow, 405/445/473/488

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Sorry to see that the mode is not TEM 00. I was disappointed to see that it wasn't a perfect dot when I got it. I can assure you though, that the mode was REALLY worse when I had it. It was never a sold dot. They swift modes really often and shipping might have caused it to change once more. The only dpss i have ever owned that is TEM00 is from laserglow, a unit that was used in the making of movie Tron Legacy, and that might as well swift modes sometime.
DW about it, messing with the optics is a tricky task which I haven't tried myself.
The TEM could me really worse. IMO you are lucky. :)
 
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Its OK Silvershot, I'm not disappointed it's still an awesome beam!

It may have shifted a bit in shipping, who knows. I might give the optics a good clean and see what it looks like then

Its my first DPSS other than a couple of 30nW green pointers. It definitely has some power, if i put a lens in front of the head and focus it to a point it can burn dark objects. My daughter thinks its beautiful too!.
 
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Since I likely won't be able to take any new pics I went through my archive and found a bunch of pics featuring my various blues. Most of these I've posted elsewhere here.



2010-10-28_08-27-37pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

An overexposed shot of my 1W 445 (that recently died :() with Jupiter to the right.



2010-10-28_08-10-43pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

The longest 5 second exposure I've ever taken. I knew that the lens flare couldn't hurt the sensor but it still made me cringe with a less than 3 month old camera.



2011-01-16_10-22-30pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

87mw PHR-803T 405nm in a hotlights host. Even being relatively low powered it's still one of my favorite lasers. It has a really deep violet that is a royal PITA to photograph properly.



2011-03-06_01-07-46am by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

473 labby


2011-03-06_09-41-39pm - Version 2 by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

473nm labby with a few other lasers around it.


Argon time!



2011-07-25_10-02-12pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

The main beam dominated by the 488 line.



2011-07-25_09-58-14pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

The lines it produces at idle. (4A) The blues are more pronounced since the green lines have a low gain at lower powers.



2011-07-25_10-03-57pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

Full power. (10A)


Some fun shots using one or more of the above lasers:

ML Argon (left) and 473nm labby (right)


2011-07-29_10-27-03pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr


2011-07-29_10-26-30pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

Crap. Crossed the beams!


2011-07-29_10-35-22pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr


2011-07-29_10-25-42pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr


2011-08-06_10-10-46pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

The lines produced around 4-5A. The main beam is to the left of the faint violet line.

My makeshift rig for projecting though a piece of lumia glass. ML Argon @ 8A.


2011-08-07_09-39-10pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr


2011-08-07_09-50-16pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr



2011-08-11_09-41-29pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

ML Argon and 473 through another piece of lumia glass.


2011-08-11_09-50-57pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

ML Argon, 473 labby, and (I think) PHR-803T 405. (if not it was my 6x 210)



And finally ML Argon, 710mw 445, 473 labby


2011-08-12_10-13-28pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr
 
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That camera... where do you people get these things that can spot the difference between ~5nm? regardless great pictures.
 
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All the pics I posted were taken with my Nikon D90 DSLR. Honestly you don't need to drop a pile of cash on a DSLR to get good results. A tripod to keep it steady and using the self timer to allow any shake from pressing the shutter button help a lot. I got a pocketable Sony WX9 P&S for Christmas last year for times when I don't want to lug the D90 around and it takes shots that frequently rival my DLSRs. I'll have to try and post some samples from it sometime soon.
 
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Just buyéd a second 473nm Module that is doing >350mW from a person that is selling it.

Picture's soon....... :)

Teaser...

yQe7Lec.jpg
 
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Ok, I was gonna say.."How the f@$# did you get a 350mW 473 module that small: :crackup:

Man, that thing must be a sight. You better post some ***y beamshots :eg:
 
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Wallpaper worthy :drool:

Should be here wednesday =D

Unit only has 10 hours use on it and peaks at 400mW. comes in box with PSU and driver.

Got it for a steal!

Seller also sells from same brand 635nm and 532nm .... 635nm does 683mW and 532nm does 650mW (also with PSU and driver)

Should i get those aswell.. ?
Comes with LPM certificate..

25.000 PPS analog capable.

JIKCeyi.jpg
 
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The jealousy runs deep. Where did you get those? Mind PM'ing how much they cost?
 
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The jealousy runs deep. Where did you get those? Mind PM'ing how much they cost?

Got them from one guy, just one guy... selling them as they are (just 3 of them, RGB)

Let's just say i got the 473nm for $480
The others are even cheaper! =)

Should be here tomorrow... grrrr mister postman.
 
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