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Construction is solid but thats why you pay top dollar.The green laser is bright and almost looks blue the color draws your eyes instanley.The only dinng would be it is a tight fit on HK & SIG but it works, Glock no prob.Overall great Light Laser combo 500 lumens & Green Laser cant go wrong

What is cyan? Is it blue? Or green? Actually, is it the opposite of red. Subtractive. Go Red, take away cyan

Red...Green...Blue...White...Cyan...Magenta...Amber...Orange...you pick and choose. Fire up DMX and not only do you have a nice color palette, but unlike nearly every derby effect light out there you can actually dim the intensity of each color! Really works well when combined with static lighting to get just enough movement blended into your look. Loving it so far!

PPT presentation with the traditional laser pointer of either red or green color has become a blah up until I bought and used the Spotlight just recently. I was able to bring my topic points across as the PPT screen honed-in as a magnifying glass. It brought life into narratives of the PPT presentation. I also totally witnessed a sustained and captivated learning audience. I am very glad that I purchased two (2); one for my work as an educator and the other for a similar stint as an instructor of Basic life Support.

I bought this laser pointer as a gift for my sister who teaches at the local community college for her birthday. She grades papers form her students in green instead of red because studies have shown that students are more receptive of corrections in green than red. I felt the same would be true of presentations as well. The other features like a timer make too much sense, why hasn't somone thought of this before?

If u have a large scope, or any size dob for that matter, this is the best finder for your scope. I used it all, red dots, green laser pointers, this is the best of all of them. And quite cheaper than the others. Stop thinking about it, and get you one. You will not be disappointed.

This is a great presenter. I had the older Logitech model until it was stolen, and upgraded to this little gem. Things I like: Shape. The remote fits very nicely in my hand, and is very comfortable to hold and use.Range. This was my greatest gripe about the older Logitech model; it had a shorter (50') range, and at the extremity of its range, it would often hesitate before advancing slides, which was quite annoying and distracting.Green Laser. I didn't know how I would like the change in color from red to green. I can tell you that the green laser is very bright, is easier to see than the red laser, and is more aesthetically pleasing as well.Range Indicator. The indicator on the screen tells the level of reception you are receiving, which is a very nice tool.Button Layout. Contra some other reviews indicating that the buttons are poorly laid out, the buttons are very intuitive, and it is difficult to hit the wrong button accidentally.What I Don't Like:Size. The thing seems just a bit bulky, and a little heavier than the older model. However, this is a minor complaint, and the remote is much smaller than most of the product pictures make it appear.Overall, the remote is exactly what I wanted. It was also my first experience with B&H; they had the best price...

This red filter eliminates the blue and reduces the green colors in landscapes. I use it in black-and-white photography. It makes your clouds stand out. It also makes my red Jeep stand out against the green hills I photograph. I love it!

Really nice dark tone ; cuts the green and red really well and amplifies blue tones on b&w film. Perfect filter for RGB processing (with the green #58 and the red #25). The rigid plastic case that comes with it is also pretty useful.

Nitecore filter is made of glass, not plastic. I bought all three red, green and blue in preparation for my hunting trip. A simple try at home shows vivid colors with good light transition.