Title says it all… this is the second time I’ve gone to this place. Last time I used my Acebeam W30, Imalent MS18, and a green laser. It was an incredible experience for a flashlight junkie
Another question… I’d love to post some beamshots like others do but I only have an iPhone to use and I’m not sure of the right settings…
I also suggest something with a lot of throw, i.e. 100,000+ candela. You will be over 100m from the ground so anything under 25,000 candela will look underwhelming.
I wish I could bring my Firefoxes FF5 HID but like a dumb@$$ I inserted the batteries backward and kept tightening it when it didn’t turn on. Now the contacts aren’t close enough or something and it doesn’t work.
Iphone is not the ideal camera for that, unless you install an app that gives you manual controls, without it, the camera will adjust exposure with every shot, and you would not be able to tell true difference on the pictures
No, I have the mirror which was made in 1940 and made up a frame/carrier from aluminium and the light just clamps onto the frame. With a 100w car hid you can see the beam 3km away and you can’t take a picture of it but it goes a long long way. I would like to recreate the light but with TIG arc instead of carbon arc. But you have to remember it is an antique. So im not going to risk a welding arc near it, that is what the 24inch is for
So kind of random… I’ve bought a few lasers from Sanwu and they have a new model that has a Red, Green, and Blue beam. You can vary the intensity of each one to create the visual effect of a beam of any color including… White. Unfortunately it’s pretty pricey and the individual power of the diodes isn’t that high. I might reach out to my laser guy (builds custom lasers) to see if he can rig something up with max power on the individual beams and align them somehow (lenses, mirrors, prisms…) so that it creates a single white beam