Longwinters
Newly Enlightened
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- Nov 4, 2011
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I live in Alaska, a major problem I have when snow-machining in flat light, it removes all depth perception.
This can create some serious problems when trying to negotiate uneven terrain.
My question is, do blue or green Lasers reflect off snow better than red?
I have a low power red pointer and it literally disappears when pointed at the snow,
I am not sure if it's the power of the thing or if red laser light and snow don't mix, so to say.
I am considering buying a blue laser with a filter, lenses might be a better word, that makes a dot/grid pattern.
So the question is: Do blue or green Lasers reflect off the snow? Has anyone ever played around
with one and seen a fair amount of reflected light from a snowscape?
This can create some serious problems when trying to negotiate uneven terrain.
My question is, do blue or green Lasers reflect off snow better than red?
I have a low power red pointer and it literally disappears when pointed at the snow,
I am not sure if it's the power of the thing or if red laser light and snow don't mix, so to say.
I am considering buying a blue laser with a filter, lenses might be a better word, that makes a dot/grid pattern.
So the question is: Do blue or green Lasers reflect off the snow? Has anyone ever played around
with one and seen a fair amount of reflected light from a snowscape?