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perhaps your laser is not 400mw or perhaps it has a problem?
My 405 looks violet, except when I point it at a white cloth, then its light blue.
How would you compare the 405nm, 400mw (blue pointer), from Olike to their 100mw power rock Green. Im only interested in distance as it compares to a green 100mw Obvious choice would be their >500mw Green, and will order this as I know what to expext from the green. What could I expect from the blue. Noting I already have the a 200mw Green which is crap compared to the 100mw from Olike, I paid 5 times more for this 200mw and the shipping time was well over a month. I know I won't be disappointed with olikes product and service only need some comaprisons between blue and green. Again 100mw Green Vrs 400mw Blue.As you probably know near-UV light is often playing tricks on our brain and everyone perceive 405nm differently, both in brightness and color.
So I'm wondering how YOU would describe 405nm?
The reason I'm asking is because in my experience 405nm is different from what most other people would tell me.
First of all, I see 405nm as more blue than violet, definately. Also it's a very dirty and bleach color to me, compared to any other wavelength I've seen. The beam is also different from the dot in both color and brightness. The dot is much more "dirty and bleach" than the beam, and much weaker.
Of course the color can't be displayed correctly at a computer screen, but I've tried to draw what I mean to make it clearer to you:
405nm? I see it as more violet than blue. Not a pure violet
The dot looks truly violet, the beam looks gray-ish in normal conditions. In thick fog the beam looks violet just like the dot.
As you probably know near-UV light is often playing tricks on our brain and everyone perceive 405nm differently, both in brightness and color.
So I'm wondering how YOU would describe 405nm?
The reason I'm asking is because in my experience 405nm is different from what most other people would tell me.
First of all, I see 405nm as more blue than violet, definitely. Also it's a very dirty and bleach color to me, compared to any other wavelength I've seen. The beam is also different from the dot in both color and brightness. The dot is much more "dirty and bleach" than the beam, and much weaker.
Of course the color can't be displayed correctly at a computer screen, but I've tried to draw what I mean to make it clearer to you: