I can't seem to figure out how these were done. I would guess that it is a diffraction grating but if so, I have no idea how many lines per mm to achieve this effect.
http://www.laserium.com/gallery/pages/100046.html
I can't seem to figure out how these were done. I would guess that it is a diffraction grating but if so, I have no idea how many lines per mm to achieve this effect.
http://www.laserium.com/gallery/pages/100046.html
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I would guess a star diffraction camera filter. Look at the cokin star 4 and 8 in this link. A standard hot beam passing thru gives that look. http://www.cokin.co.uk/pages/diffractor2.htm
I use them and they give a great look. The green box zigzag is most likely not effected and coming from a different head.
I may have extras not sure but could look if wanted.
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Magic? hahah
Looks really cool though!
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I haven't looked yet as I'll check tomorrow, in bed now, but this is what your after and a good price to. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cokin-Series...item19d31910e7
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THIS is one I'd really like to hear people take a stab at!
http://www.laserium.com/gallery/pages/100110.html
Laser Images Cycloid Generator B has three quadrature oscillators with AM and FM modulation. That image looks like something that might have been done with one oscillator using AM and the gain of the osc providing the AM signal turned up - perhaps with one or both symetries kicked over...
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"There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others who, with the help of their art and their intelligence, transform a yellow spot into the sun." Pablo Picasso