First RGB

Hi David,
niceful pictures.
maybe you need a bigger power green lasers. :).
I saw brightness blue and red, but weakness green.
Best regards!
Bridge
P.s: the power supply is in my hand now, will shipping together with Rob's next time order, :).

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Originally Posted by xntrix

I have attached a couple of pretty poor pics, anyone have any hints on the best way to photograph this kind of thing?
Regards, David

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Nice work David, will we be seeing it at UKLEM 3.5???

Stick your camera on a tripod, run some fog and let it settle in the air and hey presto, loverly piccies....

Mark

Bridge - Thanks for comments. Actually the green is 200mw, so has to be turned down quite a bit, just no green in those pics.
Good to hear about PSU, thankyou for your help. I will email you about payment etc.
Mark - followed your advice, pics attached - I think I may have overdone smoke though! Pics taken on my old Nikon 995 (bought mainly for its macro abilities) , focus on auto. Maybe better on fixed focus, but where to set focus distance?
Very doubtfull to be at UKLEM3.5.
Company travel has been cut right back, and unless I could combine the trip with service visits, I can't really afford it myself:(
All the best, David

One more!
ps - pics straight from cam, no adjusting etc

oohh white light wish i had that:( maybe after crimbo:)
good job david hows the moncha are you going to show it off at the meet?

opps my bad did not read your thread properly
hope you can find a way to come along to the meet

Nice one Dave :)

Hope to oggle it at UK three N an arf ;)

Moncha on a touch screen monitor is the tit's :)

Looks fantastic mate :D, Be good to see a video too...

Hey nice work David...I just luuuuuuv beams:D
Great pics....

K

Here are a couple of test pics. They are files from Spaghetti - thanks Gary.
Moncha has problems with ILDA files - Michal did send me a file to fix this, but haven't got it to work yet.
Any skew or "unsqareness" is due to camera angle, not projected image.
Photo's are of projected image on beige wallpaper approx 8 feet from scanner.
According to Rob's scan angle chart which he was giving away at UKLEM3 and the scanner settings in Spaghetti, they are 15 deg, at 20K.
Scanners are Scanpro20's, as out of the box.
I can see there are issues, but I think it will be a while before I tackle tuning them!
All the best, DAvid