BM pocket 6K with DZO Film Pictor zoom lens. A lot of the time we use ND filter, but to be honest, I have never had a problem and we have filmed a few different projects with welding and cutting steel. Are we lucky? Have you destroyed any sensors yet?
@@hallastudio I havent tried yet. I own a A7SIII and I know the damages a laser can cause to sensors so I didn't want to risk destroying mine with a welding.
@@jacksonchamblee I have heard about lasers and sensors and I see where could be the problem. If you shine a laser beam directly on the surface of the sensor it could damage it. Hopefully filming bright shining things like welding wouldnt cause direct damage. It would be nice to get more information about that. As I said, because of me not knowing much about that, We filmed few different projects with welding and sparks flying around and I had no problem for now. :)
Good, but at least show at the end the final products after the jobs done, after cutting, tapping or welding some material in the video, whathever the product is no problem I guess. Whether its a Frame chassis of car, motorbike or ATV, wether a Chasis of Diesel Generator, whatever... 😁
Thanks for your feedback. I agree, but there were 5h of filming and they do custom welding jobs, so there were no specific products at the end.It would be cool to show a part of a bridge or something... next time maybe. :)
what a editing skill its like a magic
So good!
Thanks mate!
What camera did y’all use to film this and how do you make sure your sensor wouldn’t get destroyed?
BM pocket 6K with DZO Film Pictor zoom lens. A lot of the time we use ND filter, but to be honest, I have never had a problem and we have filmed a few different projects with welding and cutting steel. Are we lucky? Have you destroyed any sensors yet?
@@hallastudio I havent tried yet. I own a A7SIII and I know the damages a laser can cause to sensors so I didn't want to risk destroying mine with a welding.
@@jacksonchamblee I have heard about lasers and sensors and I see where could be the problem. If you shine a laser beam directly on the surface of the sensor it could damage it.
Hopefully filming bright shining things like welding wouldnt cause direct damage. It would be nice to get more information about that. As I said, because of me not knowing much about that, We filmed few different projects with welding and sparks flying around and I had no problem for now. :)
Amazing ! You crop the border for this ratio ?
Thanks! I set the sequence ratio to 2,35:1 when editing. So the frame is cropped, yes.
Awesome
Thanks mate!
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Good, but at least show at the end the final products after the jobs done, after cutting, tapping or welding some material in the video, whathever the product is no problem I guess. Whether its a Frame chassis of car, motorbike or ATV, wether a Chasis of Diesel Generator, whatever... 😁
Thanks for your feedback. I agree, but there were 5h of filming and they do custom welding jobs, so there were no specific products at the end.It would be cool to show a part of a bridge or something... next time maybe. :)
Music name plz
Sorry mate, I don't remember, but it is from the Epidemic sound!