Indirect viewing goggles?

[GamerBR]

I was browsing in Dealextreme and found this item http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5998
Could be a nice solution even with the high price as it would cover all wavelenghts and any power,all you need is a camera with an AV output,also if you hook it up with a camera with nightvision it would also make IR visible and at the same time protecting against it.Not to mention that for all wavelengths you would see the laser better with this than with the goggles.I might buy one of this for that purpose,the resolution is far from good(320x240),but for such close view and small screen I guess it would not be that bad,and it would also have others purposes beyond as safety goggles

 

[potatorage]

It's a bit too complicated and expensive...

 

[Petrovski]

Meh sounds too impractical.

 

[Razako]

Cool idea, but too impractical.

 

[paper183]

look at this thread: http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1212526616
real protection for almost the same price...

 

[GamerBR]

look at this thread: http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1212526616
real protection for almost the same price...

I'm saw this one,but for really powerful lasers it will not be enough,anyway I have to agree it's impractical using the tv goggles,pretty geeky using a camera in your helmet and the goggles

 

[paper183]

[quote author=paper183 link=1212462752/0#4 date=1212538149]look at this thread: http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1212526616
real protection for almost the same price...

I'm saw this one,but for really powerful lasers it will not be enough,anyway I have to agree it's impractical using the tv goggles,pretty geeky using a camera in your helmet and the goggles [/quote]
If you have really powerful lasers you should have proper protection anyway