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[brucemir]

Here are some pics using my glass sphere first , then setting up some lasers with mirrors and a fan diffraction grating. Then I added projectors (DMX controlled) to the mix. When that was done I used my Mexican mask with the projectors to get some nice silhouette effects. I had tried this a few weeks ago with not so good results. This time I place the mask further away from the PJ(s) and got the result I was trying to get. Also this week I got a remote shutter/focus control for my camera making this weeks photo taking easier and much more fun. Enjoy.

 

[DJNY]

Man!!

No one gonna watch these pictures asking "why do you need these lasers?"

Totally beautifulness :beer:

 

[NightExplorer96]

I really love the 3rd picture :beer:

Seeing those yellow/orange beams shoot gives me illusion of the sun's rays!

 

[Tmack]

I hate them . Terrible pictures.

 

[hwang21]

Your red looks more orangish this time, stunning as always :beer:

 

[Stin]

Beautiful as always. Fantastic shots

 

[Livinloud]

Nothing but junk as always

Can't wait to get my Casa this week!!!! DHL HURRY UP!

 

[Blarg King]

In the 3rd picture what wavelength is that? Looks a lot more orange than a 589 or 593.5. Or is it just the way your camera picks it up?

 

[Tmack]

I would like to see a time lapse of you setting up one of the more complex shots. That way people can appreciate the time it really takes for a split second of glory.
It looks so quick when the next picture has the same angles but all different colors. But we all no how " not quick" it must be.

 

[brucemir]

Thanks everyone! It will take a little time to learn my new camera. I will have to check out the color settings to make sure they are accurate. But I am taking longer exposures and experimenting, so until I am more knowledgable with the camera it is trial and error. This was the first time using the camera with just hand helds, mirrors and optics, even though I did use my projectors later in this photo shoot. The projector colors seem ok. The 520/515nm look pretty accurate and the 405nm's also look good to me, as does the 473nm.

Blarg King - The third shot was using a Laserglow 593.5nm 6mw Rigel. There was also a good amount of fog used and it was a 15 sec exposure which may explain the very orange color.

Hwang- a 638nm 120mw Laserbtb was used with the diffraction grating.

 

[gismo]

The mask is back! With an aureole-like glory never seen before. Definitely my most preferable shots out of this session, Bruce. The red one evokes an unspeakable visual laser mysterium to be respected and adored. Brilliantly mastered transition between darkness and light, a great opportunity for the hide-and-seek unpredictable shadows to intensify the laser beams...

:bowdown: