Red vs. Green Lasers: Visibility in Bright Light 

Actual real world demonstration and not just a guy talking in the office, thanks. You've convinced me of Green Laser superiority.

Great video and explanation. Straight to the point

Located on each of the two retinas are actually three different types of cones: Red cones, which account for 60% of all cones Green cones, which make up 30% of the cones Blue cones, limited to just 10% of the cones

"Lasers are tools, not crutches". Well said!

Good video

Shooting at white-colored targets: Does that reflect real situations? For plinking, targets will usually be red and black. A red laser is going to disappear in the red bullseye. Does a green laser disappear on a red bullseye? Both red and green will show up on the black areas. In my experience only, I've seen more people wearing red-colored clothes than green-colored clothes, and those wearing green are dark colored. I think red is popular only because it was the first hence the longest used. Red is traditional. Any flashlight/laser combos that give you the option of using either red or green? I can see the green laser disappearing when chasing a perp through pine trees.

What type of green laser were you running because it seemed like it was a good a powerful laser

The red laser imo is more mean looking

Evolution, baby! I've tried both, and green is easier to see when using light+laser on my pistol. I just like to say, Olight Mini...right now there's no reason not to have one.

Could you please direct me to the article that said camera is twice as many pixels for green and red. I would really like to read that article.

Funny thing, I assumed that lasers were for use at low-light, indoors, and at night! Never thought about them for outside use in daylight conditions where I can clearly see my iron sights. If I wanted an dot producing optic for daytime use, I would get an RMR type device.

Thanks for the video. I would of liked to see the same test done at night to see if green still holds an advantage

Red is more scary because it’s a Sith color

If you had to choose one , hell get a red dot , especially for day time , you don’t have to second guess your aim .

Is this the case for optics as well? Will a green dot sight be better than a red dot sight?

Try this with dark targets please; white target makes the laser perfectly visible.

Is there any point to red then since you can for sure see green in the dark?

Could it be that you just need a higher intensity of Red to see it. In the laser that you were using was the weak one not putting out a higher intensity red. Maybe you should really be putting out an article on Laser’s with different intensities of red. I have a handheld laser that I use for lectures that runs on a AA battery, and it is easily seen in the brightest of lights.

Lasers are tools not crutches

A friend mines that was in the army swears by red laser but i keep telling him them red laser just to look cute 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The shade tree shooters

Just what I was looking for. Thanks. Oh, and Green Lasers are more energy efficient.

I couldn't see my green laser today on my pistol.

What if the target wear green on

Shooting pistols in southern California...pretty ironic! 👍✌

Green lasers are better for the environment.

Is it good visible on Black Skin, Black Target at night?

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Soo cheesy

Evolution 🤣😂🤣😂💩