awpross (Feb 28, 2011)

Glas wouldn’t work. It is a laser projection screen necesary. This is normaly realy expensive, but I found out, that a normal fly screen produces very good results. In dark enfironment, it is nearly invisible.

cynikalX (Feb 28, 2011)

i’m a little new to lasers so forgive me for the noob question.. how does the lasers display those dots halfway the length of the beam?? i thought the laser only projects onto something? is there a glass pane or something that the laser is hitting and passing through to achieve those dots ??! please someone enlighten me how they’re doing this ?!?

awpross (Feb 28, 2011)

I’ am not sure how to change the color mixing, but in Pangolin, you could define the Range for each Color to adjust it.

I have a Sony HDR-XR550VE. I have done some new shootings with it and find out, how to avoid the flickering. If I set the Cam to “Firework” or adjust it manualy, I could record laser graphics nearly without any flickering.

showmefantastic (Feb 28, 2011)

I have a laser like yours, but my colors… the Pangolin software and the interface is a good option with this laser. I am surprised, I will buy the Quickshow.
I think that my laser have to much green mixed with violet. Can I do something about that?
What cam do you have?
Best Regards
Luis