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Straight light beam in opaque water
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Straight light beam in opaque water
It may not be the best explanation, but it's almost 5am here ;P- hemness
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Straight light beam in opaque water
Hmm, the Idea is that the light beam becomes clearly visible when it hits the side of the tank and continues as a visible cylinder until it hits a surface.- hemness
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Straight light beam in opaque water
Hello! As this is my first post - I'm Mike from Poland, currently studying product design on Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. I'm working on a sculpture - light installation. I want to achieve an effect of a regular beam of white light - light cylinder in slightly opaque water. Sort of similar...- hemness
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- Beam Lens Light Water
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