Beam difference between 100mW and 200mW?

[Deleted member 8382]

fog does lol, haven't you ever tried it?

 

[mrgoogfan]

fog does lol, haven't you ever tried it?

Fog fades the beam. Not stop the damn thing dead!

 

[ZRTMWA]

Fog fades the beam. Not stop the damn thing dead!

now you sir have the fail.

fog will make the beam cease to be visible after about 10ft give or take a foot based on the wavelength

 

[mrgoogfan]

now you sir have the fail.

fog will make the beam cease to be visible after about 10ft give or take a foot based on the wavelength

Its foggy out now. Beam fades.

 

[apurva]

Well I guess artificially generated fog will give that effect as the fog will be localized to the area. Also, even if we see a fade, the camera might not really interpret what we see. The area in the fog would be bright enough to completely render the remaining parts of the beams invisible to the camera.

 

[Deleted member 8382]

No really, the more fog the shorter the beam gets, maybe you don't have enough fog to create the effect xD

 

[ZRTMWA]

now you sir have the fail.

fog will make the beam cease to be visible after about 10ft give or take a foot based on the wavelength

Its foggy out now. Beam fades.

hahahahahaha, maybe I should've added [/SARCASM] to the end of my last post. Did you really think you can stop a laser beam in mid air with fog???

 

[Deleted member 8382]

It doesn't stop, but it produces that effect like in the photos above lol

 

[scopeguy20]

My pics above were the densest fog I ever got here, and the beams are ~45 to 50 feet long. The beams are stopping at the bushes at the back of my yard. FYI -Glenn

 

[shockwave88]

WOW... lol i will be getting my 200mw green laser from rayfoss soon but the problem is that while u guys have fog i dont... where i live we never have fog. only like once a month

 

[mrgoogfan]

My pics above were the densest fog I ever got here, and the beams are ~45 to 50 feet long. The beams are stopping at the bushes at the back of my yard. FYI -Glenn

If you say so.

I adjusted the levels in photoshop.

Note how the red one stops at exactly the same distance from the blue, where it should continue into the sky.

Note how the other ones are in a straight line, when if they are in fact hitting that tree, they should be "rounded" since a tree is round.

 

[shockwave88]

so what are u implying ?

 

[mrgoogfan]

so what are u implying ?

What do you think? Plus, if that fog was as dense as you say, you wouldn't be able to see that farr off shed under the red beam. (i saw it before i messed with the green channel)