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Nice, I really like the 405, it's such a special dark mystic color, so understated.
I have a BDR-209 and it will reach out where the multi modes get too diverged to burn, well except my corrected 44's although a corrected 7875 could do well I would bet.
I wish they would make a 32x Blu-ray burner or a 64x Blu-ray burner, a 4 or 5 watt single mode 405 made to write on a disc would be epic, I can hear the sizzle and popping.
I think what a lot of people don't think about is the way that what our eyes see at a distance is much bigger than it looks. Perspective tricks us because a street light is a lot bigger than it looks, and a 445nm MM at 50 feet has given up a lot in spot size next to the single mode 405.
Anyway here's a couple clips that make a good point about divergence, notice the 2.5 watt 445 needs a helper lens and the .5 watt 405 goes to work as is.
I have a BDR-209 and it will reach out where the multi modes get too diverged to burn, well except my corrected 44's although a corrected 7875 could do well I would bet.
I wish they would make a 32x Blu-ray burner or a 64x Blu-ray burner, a 4 or 5 watt single mode 405 made to write on a disc would be epic, I can hear the sizzle and popping.
I think what a lot of people don't think about is the way that what our eyes see at a distance is much bigger than it looks. Perspective tricks us because a street light is a lot bigger than it looks, and a 445nm MM at 50 feet has given up a lot in spot size next to the single mode 405.
Anyway here's a couple clips that make a good point about divergence, notice the 2.5 watt 445 needs a helper lens and the .5 watt 405 goes to work as is.
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