Hello, it has a yellow laser pointer?

[Alexe]

Hello, it has a yellow laser pointer?
I don't know about it, I only know : red, blue, and green.
Who can show me it ?
Thanks

 

[NightExplorer96]

Here is a yellow(technically orange) laser which outputs about 3mW of 593.5nm light. I took this picture a few hours ago as a matter of fact! The color is absolutely stunning, it just has to be seen in person to fully appreciate it

-Alex

 

[Alexe]

Here is a yellow(technically orange) laser which outputs about 3mW of 593.5nm light. I took this picture a few hours ago as a matter of fact! The color is absolutely stunning, it just has to be seen in person to fully appreciate it

-Alex

I like it, a beautiful color. It also a little looks like red color.

 

[NightExplorer96]

I like it, a beautiful color. It also a little looks like red color.

I wouldn't say red. When compared to 589nm which is part of the yellow spectrum, 593.5nm has a more orange tint to it

-Alex

 

[The Lightning Stalker]

Cameras are notorious for not picking up
the true color of a laser. 593nm is
getting close to the red end of the
spectrum, so the camera is probably fooled
into showing it more red than it actually is.

 

[NightExplorer96]

Cameras are notorious for not picking up
the true color of a laser. 593nm is
getting close to the red end of the
spectrum, so the camera is probably fooled
into showing it more red than it actually is.

I used my mom's Nikon D90 camera for this picture, don't know if that makes a difference?? It's pretty close though to how I see 593.5nm :wtf:

-Alex

 

[USAbro]

I used my mom's Nikon D90 camera for this picture, don't know if that makes a difference?? It's pretty close though to how I see 593.5nm :wtf:

-Alex

It does look a bit like 607 (that could be the wrong one-something close I've seen before) but it's probably just the camera or angel.

 

[FrothyChimp]

Here's a 593.5nm in operation. It's a lab model but you can see how "yellow" the beam is. This was the first yellow laser I sold for optogenetics research so I had to video it.

 

[Deleted member 16589]

Here's a 593.5nm in operation. It's a lab model but you can see how "yellow" the beam is. This was the first yellow laser I sold for optogenetics research so I had to video it.

MAn That makes me drool.

I really hope my driver for mine can be fixed I never could source a new one.

 

[Sigurthr]

@ OP: See: http://laserpointerforums.com/f48/golden-jewel-my-laser-enthusiast-career-91216.html

Also, the thread title immediately made me think "or else it gets the hose again". Sorry, I can tell english is not your mother tongue, and I do not mean to poke fun.

@Lazerman121 a DIY driver could be made if you know the pinout and voltages/currents required.

 

[bdgreenb]

Lol sig. Identifying that English is clearly not his first language through use of idioms, one of my favorite trolls.

Your English is straight as an arrow! Now that's something you can shake a stick at!

As far as most non native speakers are concerned you just announced the newest 3DS game "pokefun!"

 

[Sigurthr]

Hehe, couldn't resist. Especially since the issue was being ignored so I knew it would do no harm. As always, no malice intended.

 

[Shakenawake]

that pic looks too orange red to me too greenlander, try again. try changing the angle and/or exposure length or adding other colors.

here are some I took that I think turned out well. they compare 50mW of 589nm, 1W of 638nm, and 1W of 660nm







would you F**** the yellow light? I'd F**** the yellow light. I'd F**** the yellow light hard...

 

[brucemir]

Here is a pic I have posted before of a DL 589nm 5 mw and a LG 593.5 6mw together as a comparison. The colors are pretty accurate I think

 

[NightExplorer96]

@Shakenawake

I don't think I can get a much better picture haha. I barely know how to use it & am amazed I actually figured out how to use long-exposure on that thing

-Alex

 

[Shakenawake]

that is a superb picture brucemir. I admit, I downloaded it a long time ago. it's a superb color comparison.