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Here are few more of the three greens in action- 505nm on top, 520nm in the middle and 532nm on the bottom DSC_2468_resize by brucemir, on Flickr DSC_2517_resize by brucemir, on Flickr

Thanks Bowtieguy, Bob, Paul and Encap. Encap - very nice words! I guess I should thank my wife for wanting to move a few years ago and buying a house with a finished basement so I could have a dedicated laser room (in black) to do my bidding. I am in there everyday whether setting something up...

Thank guys! Here is another eye opener for first thing in the AM DSC_2374_resize by brucemir, on Flickr

Just some random oldies but goodies DSC_0649_resize by brucemir, on Flickr DSC_0858_resize by brucemir, on Flickr DSC_0716_resize by brucemir, on Flickr DSC_0603_resize by brucemir, on Flickr DSC_9120_resize by brucemir, on Flickr

Hi bowtieguy, But we did get our money back. There was a brief time back then when I did not think we would get our money back (due to no fault of Styro’s), but we did, I think it was over 300 dollars for a 3-5mw

Thanks everyone! A few years ago I did the same type of comparison between a DL Spartan 589nm 50mw and a CNI PGL 593.5nm 30mw that came out nice that is now lost on this forum due to Photobucket. Don't be surprised one day if you see the same type of comparison in the Yellow sub forum Hey...

Hey cyberdoc, That camera will give you quality shots of photographing lasers. You will need to shoot in the "Manual" mode and experiment with is the combination of ISO, shutter speed and aperture. The more you experiment the better you will get.