lenses for lasers insted of just seperating the colors
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lenses for lasers insted of just seperating the colors
Instead of just separating the colors you should be able to increase or decrease the size of the beam like a microscope(Makes tiny light big) and a telescope(Makes big light tiny) while retaining the original color with a lens . I was looking forward to making my cars have actual head lights instead of tracers, but all i get are rainbows!
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Mr. Universe - Posts: 26
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Re: lenses for lasers insted of just seperating the colors
In actuality: In lens telescopes, the colors DO get seperated (slightly).
You should stick to parabolic reflectors.
You should stick to parabolic reflectors.
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Re: lenses for lasers insted of just seperating the colors
I just tried it and it just reflects a straight line back.
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Mr. Universe - Posts: 26
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Re: lenses for lasers insted of just seperating the colors
That's also how it works in real life.
In real life, the light bulb radiates light, meaning all the light spreads out from the start.
In real life, the light bulb radiates light, meaning all the light spreads out from the start.
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