I tend to agree that it should be optional. (As it's been with some models.) I think perhaps I prefer the 445 but, I also like 462. In a perfect world, there would be a diode of each.![]()
I tend to agree that it should be optional. (As it's been with some models.) I think perhaps I prefer the 445 but, I also like 462. In a perfect world, there would be a diode of each.![]()
Well, you know I want 462nm
I like to mix it up and have some 445 and some 462 in my shows. I'm hoping you will produce 462nm as an option like people are discussing.
445 makes a brighter white. In my opinion this is more noticeable in a beam show.
462 is a better blue for graphics and color mixing, and it is perfect for artwork that has sky or water in them.
I think it would be best to allow the end-user to select the wavelength. Barring that, how difficult would it be to install a lower power 445 diode and a lower power 462 diode and use a PBS to combine them? Would that increase the cost of the projector too much?
Adam
Dear All,
We are making 30PCS of new Venus II lasers specially with Red637nm 720mw, Green 520nm 800mw, B462nm 1200mw, PT-A40 wide angle scanner and with special price, shipment will be around July 6, pre-orders are welcome now.
Please feel free to contact us for the good price.
Thanks and best regards,
Omar
info@eightonlight.cn
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Dear all, would like to share some photos
the power test of the Special Venus II RGB2.7watt( with red637nm 720mw, green520nm 800mw, blue462nm 1200mw, PT-A40)
All the best!
Omar
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I think our order for 5 is ready to be placed.hitekvoop should be in contact if he hasn't already.
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I'm not sure I understand your concern. Power out the aperture window is what I'd prefer to see in all cases. We already know not all manufacturers do this.
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