I’m seeing a whole lot of people say otherwise with laser strength talk and have handled cameras before so imma trust them over some random claiming otherwise.
“I’m gonna trust this random that confirms my worldview over another random without asking anyone’s qualifications” 🤡
You’d have to sit there for literally over a minute at close range just shining the laser directly into the sensor otherwise you’ll just leave spots on it.
TLDW: You’re unlikely to kill a camera with a laser unless you have a 3W laser, a tripod, and several minutes. It’s not the “flash a laser into the lens to kill it” like people keep making it out to be.
P.s. I’ve been a live music photographer off and on for fifteen years, I’ve shot around lasers plenty of times. Don’t be surprised when Flock adds a laser filter to their lenses.
I’m seeing a whole lot of people say otherwise with laser strength talk and have handled cameras before so imma trust them over some random claiming otherwise.
“I’m gonna trust this random that confirms my worldview over another random without asking anyone’s qualifications” 🤡
You’d have to sit there for literally over a minute at close range just shining the laser directly into the sensor otherwise you’ll just leave spots on it.
https://youtu.be/8bpyMST7eCA
https://youtube.com/shorts/jX6EmldIbR0
https://youtu.be/wREpnGqEhSM
https://youtube.com/shorts/yzJ9ix3KL7c
TLDW: You’re unlikely to kill a camera with a laser unless you have a 3W laser, a tripod, and several minutes. It’s not the “flash a laser into the lens to kill it” like people keep making it out to be.
P.s. I’ve been a live music photographer off and on for fifteen years, I’ve shot around lasers plenty of times. Don’t be surprised when Flock adds a laser filter to their lenses.
https://youtu.be/QdkQmtQmhCE