Don't set the curtains on fire *retardo
Don't set the curtains on fire *retardo
oh and its not so bright as you think. i dont know abotu pangolin but LSX makes all beams not so bright unless i add up points. if a image got alot of points to draw to, then it gets brighter. but the lesser points(like a square wich is just 4 points) is really really really dim youl start to think there's something wrong with the green module lol but if i copy that event with those 4 points 50 times over it gets helluvalot brighter.
it is *exactly* as bright as i think. i use lsx.
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Originally Posted by borgqueenx
then you know its impossible to hurt the eyes using simple graphics unless you copy stuff over each other.
i could not possibly disagree more with this statement.
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Originally Posted by borgqueenx
Yeah well if you have 3w then make a square of 4 points. I bet i can stare into that beam for an hour without damage...although id still wouldnt because im not taking any risc not 0,1%.
Orrrrr its a issue with me that the beam is so dim.
Am I the only one thinking why 3 watts to stare at on a wall (at best), into (at worst)?
3w is not 3w when the software gives a much lower signal then full 5v power.
But were dwelling offtopic:/
No, your understanding of what is causing the perceived brightness decrease is lacking.
chad
I dial my projector down to 1 watt when I do laser shows for my family. Even then, they feel it is a bit too bright. I couldn't even imagine how bright 3 watts would be.