Blue burning pics

[mhakali]

Hello!

Just took these pics. Thought i'd share

Burnt by the FP 200mW blue / 405nm laser (FP link). Which is apparently around 80mW.

Mikael

 

[Shogoki]

nice pictures!

i love how you caught it at time intervals

 

[cust11]

Sweet time lapse photos! I love my 405nm :beer:

-Mike

 

[Ash]

Yeah. Slow-mo bluray match lighting looks pretty sweet:

 

[realista]

hello mhakali.. did you test 80mw? .. a have some question about bluray beam... how is visible your beam? like a 5...15... 20 mw of green? is it REALLY nice to see.. or after some day to play with bluray beam... are you tempted to return to use green laser?

 

[mhakali]

nice pictures!

i love how you caught it at time intervals

Sweet time lapse photos! I love my 405nm :beer:

-Mike

Thanks! Appreciate the comments!

I set the D90 to sequencial photos high speed and held down the trigger button.

hello mhakali.. did you test 80mw? .. a have some question about bluray beam... how is visible your beam? like a 5...15... 20 mw of green? is it REALLY nice to see.. or after some day to play with bluray beam... are you tempted to return to use green laser?

The 80mW figure is taken from what I remember reading in a review of this pointer. If you really want it, kaidomain.com has it for ~$59 (S008393).

About beamshot comparacy I'll do you one better;

Beamshot 5mW china greenie (probably actually ~10mW) vs this ~80mW 405nm:

No fog or anything added in the room.

Another beam shot of the 405nm in the same room:

All in all a 405nm at this power is visible. But not as effect full as even a low powered greenie.

Mikael