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Filming with EPIC on indoor shooting range.

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Steve Roberts

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We are going to be filming a scene on an indoor shooting range. I am concerned with the concussion from the firearms damaging the camera. I have filmed outdoors with out any trouble before but on the indoor range, the pressure from the shots feel a lot greater.

Has anyone had any experience with this?


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Steve Roberts
 
I doubt that you will have any problems. I have shot Epics in some nasty industrial settings - monster rock crushers and the like. Made my teeth rattle. Just don't bolt the cam to a .50 cal Barrett! BTW, did shoot video of a .50 cal at a range with my iPhone a few months ago. Wish I had an Epic then...
 
hang some styrofoam boards around your camera a few inches or a foot away to absorb the tsunami.
 
As long as you don't get this angle you should be fine.
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