Projector Cyanotype and Chiba python digital negative.

[AndrewBurns]

I've been using these, they're marked as OD 7+ from 190 to 532nm. I got them for use with a 40W 450 nm laser but they're extremely effective at blocking the 385 nm light my projector operates at.

LG-005 | 445 nm 450 nm 455 nm 532 nm Laser Safety Glasses Green & Blue | 190 nm to 532 nm | OD 7+ LB6 | Universal Fit

The LG-005 provide excellent protection from green and blue lasers operating from 190nm through to 532nm (including 445nm, 450nm, 455nm) with an OD 7+.

www.lasersafetyglasses.com.au

 

[imgprojts]

I've been using these, they're marked as OD 7+ from 190 to 532nm. I got them for use with a 40W 450 nm laser but they're extremely effective at blocking the 385 nm light my projector operates at.

LG-005 | 445 nm 450 nm 455 nm 532 nm Laser Safety Glasses Green & Blue | 190 nm to 532 nm | OD 7+ LB6 | Universal Fit

The LG-005 provide excellent protection from green and blue lasers operating from 190nm through to 532nm (including 445nm, 450nm, 455nm) with an OD 7+.

www.lasersafetyglasses.com.au

These are pretty good. I like that they have the transmission and OD on a chart. Its making me nervous about my yellow ones because they have no rating for higher than 360nm.

 

[imgprojts]

These are pretty good. I like that they have the transmission and OD on a chart. Its making me nervous about my yellow ones because they have no rating for higher than 360nm.

Ah nevermind I just checked and the protection goes from 190nm to 525nm. But regardless the light seems too bright/ intense.