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I'm going to have to change the GGW diode in my C3 Lobzilla laser. I'm sure he'll like the extra power.
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My 445nm build, Jayrob C3 host....
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I'm going to have to change the GGW diode in my C3 Lobzilla laser. I'm sure he'll like the extra power.
That's a hilarious photo, can you take a larger one for a wallpaper?
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I had to shrink that down to post. PM me your email addy and I'll send you the original size one if you want. Its 2272 X 1704.
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Well I took a couple more pictures tonight....
Some good beam shots into the sky....
Here is a few things that I noticed when it comes to photographing the 445nm....
The beam shows up pretty good in my camera (canon Rebel xsi) without slowing down the shutter speed to much....
You have to find the happy medium. Slowing down the shutter speed to much, caused the beam to look completely purple...
Here is a couple of the better shots that I ended up with....
The color in these two pictures is just about exactly what I see with my eyes.... Real Blue, with a slight hint of purple.
Also, it was a very clear night, no fog and not very humid. The beam is really that visible.
You can tell from this picture that my 445 is not focused as good as my green and therefore does not have as much range. I really hope that we can find a better lens for these diodes....
Some good beam shots into the sky....
Here is a few things that I noticed when it comes to photographing the 445nm....
The beam shows up pretty good in my camera (canon Rebel xsi) without slowing down the shutter speed to much....
You have to find the happy medium. Slowing down the shutter speed to much, caused the beam to look completely purple...
Here is a couple of the better shots that I ended up with....
The color in these two pictures is just about exactly what I see with my eyes.... Real Blue, with a slight hint of purple.
Also, it was a very clear night, no fog and not very humid. The beam is really that visible.
You can tell from this picture that my 445 is not focused as good as my green and therefore does not have as much range. I really hope that we can find a better lens for these diodes....
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Those are some of the best and most realistic looking beam shot's I've seen yet! :gj:
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Thank you :yh: :thanks:
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Jayrob's right, those are kick ass beamshots.
I think you have a future in laser photography.
I think you have a future in laser photography.
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Props to the amazing photos!!!!
I really want to be able to take photos that good of laser beams someday...
I really want to be able to take photos that good of laser beams someday...
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Cool build I realy like the stainless look 
nice beam shots the blue and green sure goes well together
@ T_J NO NO don't bring these close to your amp it will blow out the tubes and you won't be able to here the music any more :crackup:
nice beam shots the blue and green sure goes well together @ T_J NO NO don't bring these close to your amp it will blow out the tubes and you won't be able to here the music any more :crackup: