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BowtieGuy, shakenawake, crazyspaz: thank you for the supportive words/bumps, gentlemen. Mean a lot to me. Since for a longer time now I'm rather more interested in "every-day" photography rather than highly specific "photongraphy", selling gradually most of my collection is the best way how to...

Hello there, fellow laserists, it’s been a damn long while I’ve posted on lpf.com (more than 6 months now) due to gradually moving my interest into rather general photography (nature, macro, landscape) and naturally life with work were much involved in my absence in the forums. Apologies to any...

Stunning laser, inside & outside like:drool:. This great share hand in hand with the recent introduction of the 462nm wavelength diode makes me want one as well. But must resist for now, first yellow, blue shall follow sooner or later... :thanks: for showing up this marvellous Ehgemus -...

all: Very much appreciate the additional comments/posts, not to mention rep:beer:. The ones of you, who are waiting for their golden treats, you won't regret the colour beam quality. As said numerous times before, one can't beat the reasonable price tag for such a rare wavelength! Hopefully all...

DJNY: :thanks:. Will try my best to share some stuff from time to time:). Honestly, this is the very last pic from the last weekend's session I can post. Precious guide (alternate version).

BowtieGuy: appreciate the rep, my friend. I can't do the same for you right now, but after I spread some over time, will do the same in return:beer:. Thanks again all of you guys and watchers, for the supportive comments posted:gh: I'm out of pictures, this shall be the last one for now to be...

Tha Greenlader & will manners: gratitude for the supportive words:). You're too kind. Sigurthr: you're welcome, sir:beer:. Adam really is a good representative to communicate with. I didn't know about the enhanced option, nice find there! Hopefully all goes well to your liking and the piece you...

KapHn8d & BowtieGuy: thanks a lot for kind words, guys:). I figured it was just about time to create some simple album in my profile, so I've just done that and added some of the golden session shots posted in this thread to 589nm owner's group. I guess once I get a chance, some basic rainbow...

IsaacT: And I wondered where this avatar familiarity and hint in the member's name come from:D. I'll miss the wannaburnstuff nickname... but life goes on! Thanks for the continuous support:beer:.

trencheel303: cheers, man. Money always seems to be the problem, I can tell:]. Seriously now, the hunt for 589nm is over for me now, hope the Spartan will last as tough and long as its name goes. Hard to predict these exotic wavelength prices, but dragonlasers with their current offer surely are...

crazyspaz: The portrait pic with halo effect is really one of the ones I like much as well, agreed:). I was surprised myself, how the camera picked it up, but then again the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 lens is to be probably blamed for it, too. IsaacT: comment appreciated:beer:. I agree that a decent...

Eudaimonium: thanks, man. I've seen an old thread dated back to 2011 by rhd where the product was way underspec and surrounded by trouble. Looks like dragonlasers as a company have made some positive progress since then. Frankly, after the last two reviews from in the OP mentioned forum members...

Brilliant session, Bruce! Patience, preparation and sense for a great detail are reflected in these beautiful symmetrical multi-beam depictions. Very clean and professional photography work done here. Let this little smiley at least partially express, how eyegasmic the work of your is: :drool:

Sigurthr: thank you, sir! Glad you like the pic gallery:). Though, shall we not forget previous posters reviewing the very same product, brucemir & wannaburnstuff to be named here. To answer your question: I had the laser on up to 60sec in longest run, most of the times even less - 30sec or so -...

Hi everyone, it's been some time now since I've posted a thread of mine. Frankly, I've been busy at work and once I could steal the precious free time, using it for rather late evening and night photography was my priority. But since ignoring enjoyment of the laser beam singularity was not an...

Literally aqua cool stuff:D. Nice present you've given yourself to your 5000th post, sir. Based on the pictures it looks like nearly hand-to-hand shake with the legendary 473nm wavelength, but I assume it's the camera in work here. Still, great blue colour to look at, trapped in another lovely...

Se*y sleek build and mirror polished... yummy:D. Good to see you at another great laser build work, Robin! Very well balanced power & performance. A keeper indeed:gj:

A colourful mosaic of the long forgotten asylum.

Milky way with laser beam shower (no meteors in sight? no problem, let's give the 445nm multi-beam a chance) above and dark desert with a cactus loner as a foreground (similarity with avatar). Atmospheric picture, indeed:beer:. On a side note, I'm well equipped for a nightscape session right...

A double bill pleasing an eye of the watcher this May weekend in Multimedia section:beer:. Rainbow shots combos are great, but to see the green wavelength on its own in a multiple raw reflection feels cool as well. :kewlpics: