Short spoken overview (YouTube video) introducing light energy/photo modulation and a specific device: the Weber laser (made near Frankfurt, Germany). The speaker describes the Weber as well-studied and outlines its components and light frequency range (typically 500–1000 nanometers), listing emitted bands: red, blue, green, yellow, UV, and infrared, and mentions these are used together in a “rainbow IV” session.
Light energy, or photo modulation, as it's called, is something that's underserved. I mean, the public doesn't know very much about it. And this is the device on your left is called the Weber laser and it's from north of Frankfurt in Germany. It's quite the machine. And it's got, it's, it's probably the best studied laser device. And there's two, two or three different components to it. You have the, the different frequencies, typically between 500 and 1,000 nanometers. But you have red.
Blue, green, yellow and UV light and infrared. So you'll get all of those in what we call a rainbow, a rainbow IV session.
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