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Chris.
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I'm pretty new to lasers and only have a 50mW Ebayser and a ~100mw red DIY laser.
In both cases now the dot is really untidy, it this a problem confined to higher powers as when they are turned down these imperfections become less visable?
When I say untidy, I mean that around the central bright spot, there is what I would describe as a red/green 'haze' which is amplified with distance. (Hence my lovely DIY red looks horrible when projected maybe 10-20m onto a white wall)
If I were to buy a more expensive unit with glass optics would this likely solve these problems?
In both cases now the dot is really untidy, it this a problem confined to higher powers as when they are turned down these imperfections become less visable?
When I say untidy, I mean that around the central bright spot, there is what I would describe as a red/green 'haze' which is amplified with distance. (Hence my lovely DIY red looks horrible when projected maybe 10-20m onto a white wall)
If I were to buy a more expensive unit with glass optics would this likely solve these problems?
But a fogger is a great investment, I still don't have one but my neighbor does so I just take his all of the time. I'm tempted to see if I can find a good deal on a hazer. A good option to help keep your lens clean would also to get/make a flat cap when using fog so it doesn't get directly on the lens of your laser.