Photo of blue beam from a 100 mW Argon laser and a green beam from a 3 mW green HeNe laser and a red beam from a 7 mW red HeNe laser entering a wavelength combiner coupler which combines the three colors to form a white beam exiting the coupler. Surface first mirrors where used to position the beams. The HeNe lasers and optics are placed on a glass table and a fogger was used for effect.

Photo of blue beam from a 100 mW Argon laser and a green beam from a 3 mW green HeNe laser and a red beam from a 7 mW red HeNe laser entering a wavelength combiner coupler which combines the three colors to form a white beam exiting the coupler. Surface first mirrors where used to position the beams. The HeNe lasers and optics are placed on a glass table and a fogger was used for effect.

Photo of blue beam from a 100 mW Argon laser and a green beam from a 3 mW green HeNe laser and a red beam from a 7 mW red HeNe laser entering a wavelength combiner coupler which combines the three colors to form a white beam exiting the coupler. Surface first mirrors where used to position the beams. The HeNe lasers and optics are placed on a glass table and a fogger was used for effect. The combined beam is reflected in front of camera lens which created an out of focus haze in front of the setup.

Photo of blue beam from a 100 mW Argon laser and a green beam from a 3 mW green HeNe laser and a red beam from a 7 mW red HeNe laser entering a wavelength combiner coupler which combines the three colors to form a white beam exiting the coupler. Surface first mirrors where used to position the beams. The HeNe lasers and optics are placed on a glass table. The Argon laser is placed on the floor and projected up through the table (left). The white beam is sent through a diffraction grating to split the wave lengths into their component wavelengths. A fogger was used for effect.

The combined red, green, and blue lasers are sent through diffraction gratings and split into their component wavelengths. The center beam is the combined beam.

The combined red, green, and blue laser beams are sent through prism and split into their component wavelengths.