Hello,a few questions.

[lemonwonder]

Lol you could darken a room with a black laser. Great for robbing banks. White laser.. Useless

 

[karbon]

Lol you could darken a room with a black laser. Great for robbing banks. White laser.. Useless

have a black laser with tons of IR, BURN THEIR EYES OUT!

 

[lemonwonder]

Then you couldn't see the darkness could you

 

[BuildAbluraylaser]

Tut : Black laser

You will need a black hole, an aixiz module, a MXDL host...

xD

 

[karbon]

Tut : Black laser

You will need a black hole, an aixiz module, a MXDL host...

xD

Sounds good to me :gun:

 

[lemonwonder]

A bit expensive. LHC are charging about $500USD for just a small black hole, I know in time it will grow, but, I just can't justify the price. No way.

 

[Switch]

What do you guys mean blue , violet and purple? Purple is the color you get by mixing red and blue. It isn't a spectral color (it cannot be found in the rainbow and it doesn't have its own wavelength).So purple isn't monochromatic.

Blu-rays are violet, blue DPSS is blue (doh) and in between violet and blue you have indigo.A purple laser would be more like a laser with a red and a blue line.

 

[BuildAbluraylaser]

blue www.cnilaser.com/blue_laser473.htm
Violet www.cnilaser.com/blue_laser445.htm
Purple www.cnilaser.com/blue_laser405.htm

See, there's more wavelengths available than you think, you also have turquoise, and deep blue.

BTW, red + purple = magenta

You can find any color in the rainbow, but white because it's made from a combination of all of these colors. White is not monochromatic.

 

[Switch]

The 405nm is violet, and it is so described on the CNI site.
The 445nm would be more of an indigo(which CNI calls "violet-blue")...
You can't have a purple monochromatic laser with a single purple line because purple is composed out of 2 colors: red and blue, like I said before. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple

red + purple = red + red + blue....
magenta typically refers to red + blue in equal proportions and could be considered a particular shade of purple.

See, there's more wavelengths available than you think, you also have turquoise, and deep blue.

And you can find all of them in the rainbow.Purple doesn't have it's own wavelength, neither does pink or brown(which you can't find in the rainbow ,so there...you can't find ANY color in the rainbow)....They're obtained through combinations and in contrast with other colors and brightness levels in the background.

I know purple and violet seem very similar to the eye, but by definition they are not the same.For instance purple doesn't attract bugs like a blacklight does. Purple light doesn't have that annoying effect(when your eyes can't focus on it from a distance) that the very short wavelength of a bluray has because it's made up of 2 longer and easily focusable wavelengths.

 

[nikokapo]

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