gpwdr
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We need flashing white lasers built into our aquarium lighting hoods. The 56K spectrum, moving, flashing laser would simulate the golden lensing sunlight we see on the shallow reefs the corals love so much.
Calling All Lighting Manufactures
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Lasers are not visible to the human eye except where they strike and are dispersed or meet particles like fog.
Also lasers don't come in white because Lazers are single frequency.
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Check out a Maxspect it's actually too much shimmer for my preferences. Looks fake. My mh was nicer
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Also lasers don't come in white because Lazers are single frequency.
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Check out a Maxspect it's actually too much shimmer for my preferences. Looks fake. My mh was nicer
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gpwdr
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I have checked out Maxspect. There are no lights out by any manufacturers that come close to sunlight. My MH HQI's are better than any LED's I seen.
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Have you snorkeled and notice the intense beams of light shimmering on the corals? The sunlight is magnified intensely.
A lot of manufacturers think their LED's produce shimmer like the sun.
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Have you snorkeled and notice the intense beams of light shimmering on the corals? The sunlight is magnified intensely.
A lot of manufacturers think their LED's produce shimmer like the sun.
Yea. Its hard to out do the sun
From a lighting camera movie POV you have to use on huge source and many smaller. ten 150w MHs over a tank would look awsome. If we did it on a stage it would be 20 18,000k arc's
