Chiefs new RPL Blue! (15mw)

[Chief-Eamonn]

WOW looks nice, now just try combining beams to get WHITE!! Have fun with it, sure looks cool!

Ill have to recollimate my pulsar so its beams alot thinner then with hours of realignment i could get a solid beam.. then ill have to see if it turns out white. ;D

 

[BlueFusion]

4:2:3 red green blue is a common ratio I think.

 

[Curiously_Coherent]

Beautiful images Chief!

I just ordered an RPL Blue myself and can't wait to try it out. I'm having trouble sourcing an old CD player to spin a mirror for me though... most of my friends bought iPods when they first came out and chucked their old Discmans ages ago! :

I'll try to get some nice pix up in a week or so as well, I'm getting overwhelmed with work all of a sudden and won't have time to play for a while.

Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the kewl photography.

Cheers, CC

 

[Chief-Eamonn]

Had a go at lining a few of the beams up then realised they are in terrible proportion the red is too bright and the green (9mw) is WAY to bright. I have some old pics of me collimating my pulsar which is what i did this time around:

Unfortunatly i have no determination and lining up 2 beams let alone 3 was to frustrating for me so ill be giving up on the beam combining for now but i still have plenty of effects to try heres some wall writing i did using all 3 colours:

 

[RA_pierce]

Nice collection of lenses... it looks like you ripped apart binoculars for that right angle prism! I got 4 of those from a pair of binoculars. ;D

 

[Chief-Eamonn]

yeah ;D ive pulled apart several binoculars aswell as my telescope! :

 

[Things]

wow nice pics!!

 

[Chief-Eamonn]

 

[MarioMaster]

great pics

 

[Deleted member 10578]

Ahh 12 months sorry ;D I kinda wrote this review while i was falling to sleep.
Anyway heres the 'dohicky' kinda looks like a glass prismic gizzmo:

Hi Chief,
Sorry it took so long to get back to you, I working on major changes to the optotronics website to take it into the major leagues.

The item in the picture is one of our porro-abbe prisms.

Jack