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The dichroic mirrors only reflect 90-something percent of the light. The remainder is either absorbed, or transmitted. You see the transmitted beam.
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Wow.. that looks pretty good
I see you're combining 2 445's there - what does the spot look like at a distance?
Are looking at the combined spot without safety glasses?? If you are, your eyes are just being oversaturated and protecting themselves by giving you the impression that you are seeing "white". You are looking at laser with a total of 4W.
Be careful, you may be damaging your eyes.
Take care of them.
Yes it does seem white..
Best part is that I change my palette on the software to get rid of the very common 532 green. I added some blue to get what I think is very close to the Argon 514 green. My favourite laser colour. I've spend the past half hour staring at the green beam.
The picture does not quite do justice for the actual colour...but it's not far off..
^^^ the last post in the thread was 16 months ago-
It may have been better to PM the builder to tell him 'good job'.
We look fwd to your new thread when you get your combined lasers done...