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I'd take 1W of DPSS 473 over 1W of 445nm any day, the beam specs are just so much better!
1W of 473nm..... **drool**
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I'd take 1W of DPSS 473 over 1W of 445nm any day, the beam specs are just so much better!
I want all the different lasers wavelengths too, and I also hope the cost of DPSS will drop. -Glenn
Now that 445nm is in and is very cheap, I just wanted to ask if anyone still cares about 473nm? I remember about 6 months ago drooling over a 5mW 473nm and I was so jealous of anyone that had one, but now i'm like f**** that there's 445nm and it goes up to 1 watt!
To be honest, I wasn't really all that impressed with 445nm. To me, or at least the way that my eyes perceive it, it's kind of a weird color, halfway between violet and blue. The dot itself looks like a deep pure blue but there is a violet haze everywhere else. 473nm is a gorgeous sky blue with not a hint of violet. It's interesting how only 30nm or so can make such a difference.
I like 473nm 100 times better. I'd take a 5mW 473nm pen laser over a 1000mW 445nm handheld any day. Besides the beam of these 445nm diodes kinda sucks.
-Tony
Wow, I agree 100% with everything that is said here.
I was just telling someone via PM this!
Wow your first handheld is 350mW of 445nm I bet your like, "meh it's not that bright" :crackup:lol thanks, guess I should get around to posting pics of all the toys...
most of them are installed in projectors or beam tables etc...
I finally bought my first pointer
Wow your first handheld is 350mW of 445nm I bet your like, "meh it's not that bright" :crackup: