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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Trouble with laser @ a disco

Well - If you could wait, use could it as a reason to go to the Mysterium-X
 
Thanks guys, we are gonna contact red dudes!!!, when we have some news i´ll tell you.
 
Exactly, see it as an opportunity to upgrade to the new sensor... and learn to never do it again :)
 
laser damage and eye safety

laser damage and eye safety

Julio Quintana said:
But most people don't have giant lenses focusing the laser beam onto their retinas.
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That is true if the beam is spread out, a big lens captures more of the light than your eye. But if the beam is collimated, the traditional pencil-thin laser beam that just scans around, you could really get all of it into your eye. Any individual eye has a smaller chance of getting hit, since the eye is a smaller target, but if you have a big audience...

I'm guessing the laser show was aimed over the heads of the audience, and the camera was on a jib and lifted into the danger zone (?) Otherwise I'd expect a lot of lawsuits, besides just the camera damage...
 
Hi,

just did a job a while back involving green lasers and it was fine even when they were hitting the lens, but only because we were using a 35mm adapter ... that thing the R1 made more or less obsolete ...
Lots of fun though, these lasers, dollying through the beams really rocked ...

Mike Stiebing
dit / c - Berlin
 
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