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Re: FS: Spectro'd 471nm and 472nm Nichia NDB7675 Diodes
Remember too that some wavelength ranges are prone to more pronounced changes than others. 589 vs 594 is a 5nm difference that you notice. 527nm to 532nm is a 5nm difference that I would challenge anyone to notice by eye.
I see the difference between the 466 and 471 wavelengths without struggle. But as you noted, I'm looking for it. I think "uninterested regular people" would notice the difference too, in this case (that's usually a good test). What I find the most pronounced, is actually the color difference in the splash. It's of course not actually more pronounced (the wavelength of the splash is the same as the dot and beam), but it's much easier to notice the color difference when looking at less intense light (or at least, that's what I've found).
Rhd's right on that one. You won't notice the difference unless you're trying to.
Remember too that some wavelength ranges are prone to more pronounced changes than others. 589 vs 594 is a 5nm difference that you notice. 527nm to 532nm is a 5nm difference that I would challenge anyone to notice by eye.
I see the difference between the 466 and 471 wavelengths without struggle. But as you noted, I'm looking for it. I think "uninterested regular people" would notice the difference too, in this case (that's usually a good test). What I find the most pronounced, is actually the color difference in the splash. It's of course not actually more pronounced (the wavelength of the splash is the same as the dot and beam), but it's much easier to notice the color difference when looking at less intense light (or at least, that's what I've found).
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