Perhaps the best green laser photo ever!

[joshv]

Lemme know what you guys think, I have others.

Sorry

 

[StardustSprinkles]

Cool pic, reminds me of the coolest blue laser photo ever

 

[joshv]

Cool pic, reminds me of the coolest blue laser photo ever

Hell yeah, that pic is amazing. I bet the Arctic will allow for some amazing photos.

 

[StardustSprinkles]

Ya, i can't wait honestly, but this pic is of my 473nm, not a 445nm, i fear that the 445nm wavelength will play "purple hell" with my iphone camera. lol :crackup:

 

[joshv]

Ha yea, I love taking pictures of the laser light, alot of effects are available.

 

[StardustSprinkles]

ya, was yours in smoke i guess? And mine was taken after getting out of the shower, thats just the reflection off a foggy mirror lol.

 

[joshv]

Yea, actually it was in a small room filled with a fogger and smoke.. I had a friend just snapping pictures while I spun the 30mw green laser pointer around the camera as fast as I could. then I just cropped the results

 

[StardustSprinkles]

very cool. resourcefulness never hurts in this hobby.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Awesome image. Please post more.

 

[jupiter8]

That's a very good photo especially considering your modus operandi! Very impressed. Yeah post more josh. I need to buy me some more green, it's being budgeted for as we speak.

 

[Morgan]

What camera did you use there? Maybe we could help you get even better shots?! Not that I think there's anything wrong with this one you understand... More, more, more...

M

 

[Heleno]

Great picture!
green is the best for visual effects!
you should try tricks with longer exposure! i love the long exposure photos! they look great!

 

[Trevor]

Good photo, interested to see more.

-Trevor

 

[DuramaxDiesel02]

Ya, i can't wait honestly, but this pic is of my 473nm, not a 445nm, i fear that the 445nm wavelength will play "purple hell" with my iphone camera. lol :crackup:

just make sure your holding it right...

 

[DjHeadie]

why did you say sorry?

i love it when people post a bit more than a beamshot...

ive put these up a couple times already, but i just love em and havent had a chance to play since i took these...

the last one is in the car

 

[LASER66]

One can also try to get simalar results in cold weather by breathing into a scanned or fanned out beam. The warm /cool spots/eddy's of the breath makes for interesting currents like this photo.
nice pic!