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Superb review, great shots, useful information. Let this thing shine all the way through the forum:wave:. Thanks to Bruce and now you, Isaac, I suspect Dragonlasers 589nm 50mW+ laser pointer could become a potential selling hit. You two guys have made the brand and its specific product popular...

Class job on these 2 pure copper jewels, Blord:beer:. Be luck on your side when selling them, potential buyers have no doubt about the quality and performance of the blue and red laser duo presented in this sale thread:gj:.

16th of May, late evening Lough Arrow viewing area.

Although I'm not a pro, as an owner of Nikon D5200 "entry-mid-enthusiast" camera, I couldn't recommend it more:). However, there are so many variables involved when it comes to a personal taste of the user. Based on your expectations stated above it seems you'd like to stick with Nikon after...

Was about time to post my very own window view:).

Re: PL-E Pro 4W 445nm evolving review You got yourself a nice treat there, sir:). Heavy, long, powerful. A blue 4W monstrous goodness from jetlasers. I've got used to size and greatness of my 800mW with the BE attached after a while (though 1x26650 only!), must be one level more with 2 batts...

:thanks:, Bruce. Shot taken after sunset, I'd be too lazy to get up for that early in the morning:D. The blueish effect altogether was brought up thanks to a short exposure of a blue light 150lumen flashlight I happen to own (not the Photoshop this time, I swear). The lake-forest-sky scenery...

Totally forgot about one extra shot taken back during Easter holidays sessions. The blue dividing sky-lake line, slightly right tilted:D.

Back to basics, indeed:). Sometimes it's good to enjoy simplicity of the wavelength palette and look at the pointers lying in a raw next to each other. I totally like the light blue and yellow glass prism/cube transition, the 473nm and 589nm match very well the way you depicted them, Bruce...

Thanks for putting this review up, Bruce! As you've mentioned yourself, after the 589nm GB didn't happen and the 80mW CNI prices became out of reach (at least in my case momentarily), what you've shared here now is considered gold:). The fact the Spartan unit you got is over-spec makes it even...

Gratitude, Bruce:beer:. A certain amount of light pollution is still a problem at my place, too:(. Gotta change the location soon, a darker one with a nice single laser beam to place in a composition (have already one spotted). Just waiting for the clear skies again...

The skunk - cat bond is there no matter what you do:D Love is in the air... seriously now, once the smell goes away, all be good again:beer:.

trencheel303: Although it's crop lens, there isn't a comparison in the full-frame class up to this date:) at such a impressively low aperture size in the wide zoom range. The lens worked absolutely amazing (from my amateur's point of view, indeed), it received many words of praise by the ones...

So different, yet interesting! While looking at them pics I had a feeling I went back in history, back to times I wasn't even born yet:D. Since I've scratched the surface of astrophotography a little bit lately myself, the set of the few night sky pics you've produced there, remind me somewhat...

BowtieGuy: Well, if Gray liked them pics, I'd be happy enough, alright:). Say a thankful customer returning many, many favours. WBS: That's correct, Isaac. Should have mentioned this in the OP above. The lens I've used for the landscape, but also portrait shots during that evening/night was the...

WBS & Shakenawake: You're way too kind, gentlemen:o. The orange glow reed-lake shot was nearly fully untouched by Photoshop, no extra filters or colours applied, but exposure increased with slight contrast & noise adjustments as well. Green beam cutting through the orange cloud-sky halfway...

weirdmeister, BowtieGuy, hakzaw1: kind words appreciated, guys:). Jetlasers laser products definitely deserve the right attention, hopefully Gray approves this very thread as well:beer:. Dedicated to jetlasers/Gray & his team. The green lantern.

Here's a bunch of several landscape astrophotography pictures I took during the Easter holidays and last Thursday night. And the stars above...

Spot on, Bruce! Love the mask multiplying beam shots, simply spectacular. Adding the box with the fog trapped inside shows some nice dreamy effect, too. There's always a new object you come up with, with the final result of a footage unseen before (if seen ever). :gj: as always.

WBS: Photoshop CC (as mentioned in the 1st post:whistle:) with some Topaz filters applied. Let's be honest here, Ireland isn't the greatest clear skies destination in terms of astrophotography:D. One has to watch the forecast closely, unpredictability factor is there most of the times, though...