Interesting photo..

[ped]

See if you can figure out how i took this photo.

Obviously 532nm ,...but how did i achive this effect?

 

[shawnk1994]

Some sort of end cap that separates the light into separate beams then u moved the light quickly and snapped a photo?? Idk just my guess..

 

[lazeerer]

Nice Picture, You had it on Long exposer setting with a Diffraction Grading lens or a Star Galaxy lens and you moved the laser ever so slightly "Maybe back and forth within 1/4 to 1/2 inche" during the capture of Picture.

 

[ped]

Yes long exposure with diffraction lens, the movement was inadvertant.

How did i achieve the glowing "tips" ?

 

[Prototype]

Photoshop? :na:

 

[shawnk1994]

The glowing tips are where the light was at when the picture was taken?

 

[ped]

Photoshop? :na:

No

The glowing tips are where the light was at when the picture was taken?

And no

 

[nikokapo]

Fog on the nearest part to the ceiling. Low clouds. Shone the beams through some optical medium such as acrylic.

 

[ped]

Fog on the nearest part to the ceiling. Low clouds.

Thats soooo close im gonna give it to you.

The picture was taken with a long lens, trained on the cloud base with my 500mW 532nm with a diffraction lens.

The brighter tips are the laser hitting cloud base. It looked a lot more impressive in real life.

Here is a wider angle shot with a tree so you can scale.

And here is the diffraction lens in the same fog, but on my 1.4W 445nm.

 

[danefex]

Damn that tree picture is awesome! Your first picture I was like 'meh, a blurry star cap' until you mentioned the tips. Then the tree picture..... it looks like 532 missle command during a multi-ball explosion.

Very impressive, awesome picture & effect!!

 

[anselm]

I really like the blue one best.
I too am having fun these days with rain, fog, low clouds and 50mw of green.