Protection for welding shot?
Hi.
I need to shoot a scene where somebody welds a piece of steel using a MIG welder. Of course I'll be zooming in from safe distance but do I need to protect the camaera sensor with a filter? TIA. -- Paolo |
May sound crazy, but how about setting up the camera to look through a welding mask. It's the ideal filter and the shot could be interesting.
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Thanks for the suggestion. -- Paolo |
No need for any filters, just set your ND to get the right exposure and stay at a safe distance so that sparks don't hit you (and the camera). The main thing is that YOU don't look at the welding with your bare eyes. Looking through the viewfinder or LCD is safe. It's done all the time, I have done it myself a number of times.
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I actually have experience as a welder and we will be shoting this with the necessary masks. -- Paolo |
I've done welding shots before, and got good results with an ND filter (on top of the camcorder's ND filter) with a polarizer filter.
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-- Paolo |
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