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Thread: My 'Little' 532 projector project is now finished

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    Output was checked through a 45 degree bounce red dichro at 45 degrees.
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    not sure if those would block any of the ir
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    They perhaps wont block it but they do reflect it. Well, the same dichros do on my 473 and 532 in my RGB projector anyway.
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    If you use a bounce red or pass red dichro the ir is most definitley lost. If you fire a green laser with no ir filter at a laser-wave GBR dichro for example (pass red bounce green/blue) the faint green dot that passes will measure a stonking value on if you point a lasercheck at it and view the same dot with a ccd and you will see a green spot haloed bay a pink glow. Most certainly ir.
    I cant say that all dichros do this but the Laser-wave ones do. This is why in my opinion the effects of ir in the output beam can be considered negligable when using LW dichros.

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