@@MistrzBartek125 I think you are correct. Hard to tell on that little point-and-shoot, but the sensor should be located further back than anything he burned with the torch... and the last thing he recorded looked just like when you turn on live-view on a DSLR without a lens attached so I bet it was safe. Maybe if he had shined the laser more steady and/or for longer it would have completely ruined some of the pixels on the sensor... the black background started to burn quickly because it absorbs a lot of the light it receives, but the camera's sensor is a lot more reflective.
Video title: shining a laser into a camera. Start of video: talking about light bulbs. Middle of video: Talking about camera colour filters. End of video: Casually laughing at burning his camera. "Wow this still works." Burns it more.
Am I the only one who finds his voice extremely annoying but I want to make sure I'm right so I keep watching the video and press L every time he starts talking?
Hey, just a reminder that the idea is to teach you all the concepts needed for you to get to the answer without seeing the experiment. But I do think that he should put a time stamp for people like you that only wanna see the results.
Children in Africa could have eaten that laser. Heh, nice video man. Yet another question I never thought to ask has been answered. This is the whole reason I subbed to your channel, and you continue to not disappoint.
This explanation about the yellow sodium lamp is also why that hot metal at temperatures of like 1500 K or so - e.g. iron at forging temperature (melts @ 1811 K) - appears "yellow hot" at its surface even though Planck's law would call its spectrum very red, though not absolutely so as it is essentially an extended "tail" into the red - at least on cameras. For your eyes, it's something similar as well, but for a slightly different reason: instead of imperfect filtering glass, it's rather because the photopigment molecules in the cone cells, which are the ones responsible for providing color vision, have overlapping response ranges, and thus the "red" Planckian light at suitable intensity - i.e. as when coming directly off the surface - ends up stimulating the green and blue cones as well as the red ones, especially given its nature as a "tail" as just mentioned even despite the fact that tail is much stronger at the reddest end, and this makes the object's surface appear yellow instead of red. But with suitable filtration or with a camera with short exposure, the 1500 K metal will appear red, just as expected from Planck's law. Moreover, the effect is most pronounced with the metal viewed in darkness, when there is high contrast and your eyes' pupils are dilated. (FWIW, the Sun, at 5800 K surface temp, is actually a white source - in fact essentially ideally white, because its spectrum is the base spectrum to which eyes evolved to be optimally attuned and thus defines "perfect", or white, light. Yet oddly enough, astronomers call it a "yellow" star, which really should be reserved for stars at a lower temperature.)
@Anime Kid Heyyyy that's a little mean you know? Why do you want to be a little bit mean or curt to me? What aim do you seek the accomplishment of by doing so? It doesn't seem like it would be good, but then again, I do not know you. Can I hug You instead? Maybe You'd feel better. I want to give Love to little Peepzles, because there is too little of it in the world we have now. Too many Humans like to hate their fellow Human, not Love him/her/hir/xyr/whatever. Worse a few are moved even to kill and maim! The terror. :( I want to give forth the opposite. Meehhmmhhrr - that is supposed to mean Good things, to convey a sense of Goodness and Love to little Youzzles. And thus why I wonder why this little Youzzle seems a little bit snappey/poppey/bitey, a little tart, sharp, not particularly refined or kindly. I hold nothing against You, but I want to understand why you are a bit like that toward that which was not meant as aggression or hostility, just to share some insights that I had regarding the marvellous phenomena of the Universe that are at work here. They are beautiful, magnificent. If it is not your taste, that is okay, I do not demand or expect anything from anyone that they be interested in the same thing as I. I am merely concerned about the little, slightly tart response you give, that makes it sound just a weest bit angry to something that was never intended to be taken as such. If that is merely my perception, my bad. I have been wrong and in Error before and I have no problem admitting when I am in Error. It is better that I know for sure if I am doing something Wrong than I do not so that I may mend that errant conduct.
@Anime Kid aww :) I'm sorry. I do find certain things funny, but not things that seem a bit rude, curt, or tart, and moreover it is ideal if it is marked as such, and moreover the things I really find the funniest are perhaps slightly different from what is usually called as such. ❤ meep. never mind though. It is what it is, this is how things are here.
Yes, you see that if you have a very thin wire heated to about 1500 K (for example the filament in an incandescent light bulb, when you run it at low voltage so it doesn't light up fully) it looks quite a bit orange (since the area giving off light is so small that the total brightness isn't very much) - but if you have for example a piece of metal with significant size, a brick or for example look at the inside wall of a furnace heated to that same temperature, it looks almost white and that's just because it's so bright. When it comes to cameras and hot objects, it's more complicated as camera sensors is almost always more sensitive to infra red (IR) light than the eye. Even though there is a lot of visible light emitted from objects at 1500+ K - most of the light is still in the IR range (unless it's extremely hot - like 4000-5000 K, wich would turn almost any metal into vapor). The color filters for the pixels also often don't let just one wavelength range thru, but even multiples of that range. A blue pixel for example, may be most transparent to a wave length of 450 nm - but may also let thru 900 nm and 1350 nm quite well (even if it blocks green and red visible light quite efficiently). That's why it so hard to make glow look natural on videos. It's quite common that the IR activates the blue pixels too much and causes red hot objects to look purple instead of red or orange. Many cameras have IR filters to block out most of the IR - but still it isn't sufficient in most cases to make fire and hot objects look perfectly natural (as we see it with our eyes) on the video/photo. EDIT: The sun is called a yellow star because it has it's emission peak, in a wavelength range that our eyes see as yellow. The actual range of all stars extends from deep IR far into the UV range. Hotter stars just have less IR and red light and more blue and UV and the opposit. It's much easier to describe the stars by their peak wavelength. You can't describe a specific wavelength by saying it's white - white is a combination of many wavelengths.
@Anime Kid Dude lemme be them for a sec. Have duff hduauududududududusiaoeorvw0wheiwospododisidjxisowo8w7e9wosjfjbsncjdksisiciixisiwifyudososododododododododooddosoosowowieididididifififififididididisisisidiididididifididisoq0q0eurix jcnmzkdhdhhaispfhfhd skjdjsjs eododidjsnnsndndndjdjd Sbhshusisiwoqpeotoodjsjdhfjdksododidiododdudusoqpwwpw ejeidi ssndbdben e r d s a w es dr rewdfwkudududydudud. Dhdjdjujdjdudididididkididjdjdidididididiudud Hdhdudududu7f7f77fuudiudidididididid Zgsysysstyweoeoeoeoeoeieidieirieieieieiieeireuueueyeyeehhehehshshfjaiseirieieiirieirriidisidiiaieiaiiwif.
@@realdeal5712 happens same with sun and clouds of you notice, sometimes clouds look like they are behind the sun and this was more a video idea than a question, the science behind that is very interesting
Anything over 2 watts I wouldn’t even use indoors unless you have something to shine it on as a barrier that it can’t go through like a big rock or tile or something and of course with glasses on due to the brightness there will be and because of risk of starting a accidentally fire. Under two watts you can be okay as long as your careful and not holding it at the wall at one spot for any given amount of time and also if you have a barrier which don’t hurt. Under 2 watts you can technically be okay without glasses if your super careful and only shine it on dark things that are mostly black that absorb most of the light but it’s very risky, light colored objects will still be super bright and could cause long term damage overtime, and if you hit something reflective it’s over for your eyes. And ofcourse don’t even shine it and anything living or aircraft’s or other peoples houses as it could hurt someone and get you a felony. Just looking out for y’all.
For just a moment there toward the end I half-expected Dan and Gav to be narrating. "The laser didn't damage the camera the way we wanted, so let's just burn it with fire to see what happens."
2:26 Enough *courage* to close my eyes. 3:54 C'mon, it's time to leave the video and feed the holy cow. 7:24 "Attempt to Blindness" 8:21 *IT WAS MY FRIEND'S IPHONE!!!*
@@gavinstarks2761 the sun is yellow. Many stars are red or blue Edit: I thought the sun was yellow, but apparently that's not really true. You could make an argument for it being mostly green though :P en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wien%27s_displacement_law
This is amazing and I have a quick question... Are chargers and electronics supposed to be magnetic... This is one thing crossing my mind since yesterday
8:21 dude my heart stopped beating because im watching on an expenisve phone of my father ._. XD but nice try man this was an incredible moment to prank someone
best if you have used a tripod for the laser and kept some distance, just i can't imagine an intruder drone would be close to me and i would like to see how much exposure time i need to make the bastrd to go away with its camera fkd for good...
Bro after that prank I went to my home screen and I thought my I pad a truly broke never do that pls bm is cost 1200 dollars but I can complain I would do that to.i no mad
same except for me it's a 3,500 dollar laptop, I can still feel my heart beating a little faster and I'm on an anti anxiety medication already while watching this.
what would superman see while he shoots lazer from his eyes?
best question of the 21st century
@@4kShotta my theory is that u would see normally but u will have two red dots whereever u look at
@@idoperlmutter6660 could actually be.
he sees dead people
OMG what could it be you should ask DC that Q
Are you trying to blind us all?
YESS
SAME HE IS EVERYWHERE
@@IndiBeauProductions asparagus!
Im blind in my left eye so... It wouldnt kill me to lose my right eye's vision
You again
The dislikes are from the people who thought their phone screen was destroyed... xD
Yes!
I dislike because is unsafe to burn a camera like that, the battery can exploit. And maybe another dumb can do the same and get damage.
Bryan Bacilio Not to mention the light sensor is not the lens...
You lost me at the XD
@@bryanbacilio8751
*explode
How do you go from 'what does a laser look like on a camera sensor' to 'burn it with a blowtorch'..
Yeah, that escalated quickly.
His middle name is action...
It's the logical conclusion to every experiment.
Don't let him near a bomb.
Yter instinct, just for the thumpnail
@@ZeroStrife1396 yeah
wow that is one amazing camera and l was impressed how long it lasted!
When you said it ruined your phone I shit myself because I just got it
@@screamingenderhawk8739 lol me too
I think that this laser messed up the lens thats why it was blury.
@@MistrzBartek125
I think you are correct. Hard to tell on that little point-and-shoot, but the sensor should be located further back than anything he burned with the torch... and the last thing he recorded looked just like when you turn on live-view on a DSLR without a lens attached so I bet it was safe.
Maybe if he had shined the laser more steady and/or for longer it would have completely ruined some of the pixels on the sensor... the black background started to burn quickly because it absorbs a lot of the light it receives, but the camera's sensor is a lot more reflective.
Momma O
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As soon as he pointed it i saw mcdonalds lol
It’s filming it self on fire
Me:how dark
Oh my God, I saw an ad too! It was a Foodpanda ad, a food delivery service in our country! I swear TH-cam did that on purpose!
KqualkFN
*Ba-da buh-bu-buh*
@@saminyead1233 apne bangali
@@zxyan14_ Yes XD
8:17 - I knew it had burnt the camera sensor but you totally made me think twice and I thought my TV was ruined. You sneaky bugger! xD
Are you dumb?
Potty words are naughty words
He got me too RIP
Seriously there is no need for vulgarity.
The British Patriot e
Hope you don't see a camera for sale on craigslist with slight damaged, posted by The Action Lab.
that would make me want it even more! haha
I'd be like, "Sign it with the laser and then let's talk numbers."
Did anyone else get an ad right when he pointed at the camera?
MaximilianMus oh yeah yeah
I did lol
Yes
Yass
he probably set the ad time for that
so the camera can record its own death!
The backyard scientist just tried to make a camera record it's own death but couldn't
I saw that video lol
BackyardScientist!!!
Me tooo
It can't STREAM its own death.
Video title: shining a laser into a camera.
Start of video: talking about light bulbs.
Middle of video: Talking about camera colour filters.
End of video: Casually laughing at burning his camera. "Wow this still works." Burns it more.
Color*
Be more American with your spelling
@@thatdirtymichiganmusician1038 colour* be more british with your spelling.
Am I the only one who finds his voice extremely annoying but I want to make sure I'm right so I keep watching the video and press L every time he starts talking?
@@javimorales8557 Probably. It's ok, I think
7:20 to see what it looks like your welcome.
*_Lmfao literally no replies except this._*
Thats what i looked for first thank you
90% of this man video are just trash
THANK YOU. He talks for 3.6/4 of the damn videos.
Hey, just a reminder that the idea is to teach you all the concepts needed for you to get to the answer without seeing the experiment. But I do think that he should put a time stamp for people like you that only wanna see the results.
I work with cameras for quality control and this was really interesting! as always
I work with them too, bunch of assholes.
Interesting. Tell us more
If you see this...
You have eyes.
Anomuumi what is this comment I can’t see
I’m blind and am forced to use text to speech. But thanks for making fun of my greatest insecurity.
Mike Hunt lol you look like a meme or can you not see this loooool
I see it
*YAY I CAN SEE*
Lol
The shorts keep bringing me back to these old videos.
9:17 the moment he realizes he was born to be a supervillain
That laugh though
You can hear his enjoyment
8:17 you scared the crap out of me
Its_LemonSlime , same
?
Omg, same :P
Same lol
Why he was lying
The camera went blind. Then committed suicide because it didnt like being blind
It's this video but everytime he says "light" or "white" it speeds up
Children in Africa could have eaten that laser.
Heh, nice video man. Yet another question I never thought to ask has been answered. This is the whole reason I subbed to your channel, and you continue to not disappoint.
Actually, they could of eaten that camera.
Why you are saying this
nah lasers in children could’ve eaten africa
@@aryanjhariya6585 Its a meme
Dude you are making fun of them
3:45 Vietnam-flashbacks
The trees are speaking viatmese
hey "vietnamese said"
Uhm, how can that be Vietnam- flashbacks?
@@w.1354 r/woooosh
@@w.1354 ikr-
8:16 if you see spots here it ruined your phone screen...
Me:I’m using an iPad...TAKE THAT BOI
I saw spots
@@xxbestmusicforyouxx6867 Uh oh..
it dosent matter because he ruined my laptop screen
I'm using a Tablet
Me: I'm using a computer.
Will I go(t) blind watching this?
Yes
Wow i got blind wtf
I put you on Reddit for this amazingly greatly awesome very yeah grammer
Imposibro
Never
How many of you really covered your eyes when he pointed the laser at the camera.
I did😅
My initial reaction was to look away, as if to avoid it instinctually. Very interesting effect, actually. Especially when it first hit my eye.
when the laser pointed at the camera it cant really hurt your eyes,it only hurt your eyes in real life
I covered the screen😂
I'm a god I looked
I was wearing my laser goggles
Once i shined laser in my eyes.
The laser burned......
For a second i srsly thought you meant that as a joke-joke
But yea it burns....
Abdullah Imran CONGRATS
@@necrobynerton7384 in soviet Russia laser doesn't burn your eyes,
In soviet Russia your eyes burn laser!
@@exactpeak5995 how
Muslim?
This explanation about the yellow sodium lamp is also why that hot metal at temperatures of like 1500 K or so - e.g. iron at forging temperature (melts @ 1811 K) - appears "yellow hot" at its surface even though Planck's law would call its spectrum very red, though not absolutely so as it is essentially an extended "tail" into the red - at least on cameras. For your eyes, it's something similar as well, but for a slightly different reason: instead of imperfect filtering glass, it's rather because the photopigment molecules in the cone cells, which are the ones responsible for providing color vision, have overlapping response ranges, and thus the "red" Planckian light at suitable intensity - i.e. as when coming directly off the surface - ends up stimulating the green and blue cones as well as the red ones, especially given its nature as a "tail" as just mentioned even despite the fact that tail is much stronger at the reddest end, and this makes the object's surface appear yellow instead of red. But with suitable filtration or with a camera with short exposure, the 1500 K metal will appear red, just as expected from Planck's law. Moreover, the effect is most pronounced with the metal viewed in darkness, when there is high contrast and your eyes' pupils are dilated. (FWIW, the Sun, at 5800 K surface temp, is actually a white source - in fact essentially ideally white, because its spectrum is the base spectrum to which eyes evolved to be optimally attuned and thus defines "perfect", or white, light. Yet oddly enough, astronomers call it a "yellow" star, which really should be reserved for stars at a lower temperature.)
Ya...uh....totally
@Anime Kid Heyyyy that's a little mean you know? Why do you want to be a little bit mean or curt to me? What aim do you seek the accomplishment of by doing so? It doesn't seem like it would be good, but then again, I do not know you.
Can I hug You instead? Maybe You'd feel better. I want to give Love to little Peepzles, because there is too little of it in the world we have now. Too many Humans like to hate their fellow Human, not Love him/her/hir/xyr/whatever. Worse a few are moved even to kill and maim! The terror. :( I want to give forth the opposite. Meehhmmhhrr - that is supposed to mean Good things, to convey a sense of Goodness and Love to little Youzzles. And thus why I wonder why this little Youzzle seems a little bit snappey/poppey/bitey, a little tart, sharp, not particularly refined or kindly.
I hold nothing against You, but I want to understand why you are a bit like that toward that which was not meant as aggression or hostility, just to share some insights that I had regarding the marvellous phenomena of the Universe that are at work here. They are beautiful, magnificent. If it is not your taste, that is okay, I do not demand or expect anything from anyone that they be interested in the same thing as I. I am merely concerned about the little, slightly tart response you give, that makes it sound just a weest bit angry to something that was never intended to be taken as such. If that is merely my perception, my bad. I have been wrong and in Error before and I have no problem admitting when I am in Error. It is better that I know for sure if I am doing something Wrong than I do not so that I may mend that errant conduct.
@Anime Kid aww :) I'm sorry. I do find certain things funny, but not things that seem a bit rude, curt, or tart, and moreover it is ideal if it is marked as such, and moreover the things I really find the funniest are perhaps slightly different from what is usually called as such.
❤ meep.
never mind though. It is what it is, this is how things are here.
Yes, you see that if you have a very thin wire heated to about 1500 K (for example the filament in an incandescent light bulb, when you run it at low voltage so it doesn't light up fully) it looks quite a bit orange (since the area giving off light is so small that the total brightness isn't very much) - but if you have for example a piece of metal with significant size, a brick or for example look at the inside wall of a furnace heated to that same temperature, it looks almost white and that's just because it's so bright.
When it comes to cameras and hot objects, it's more complicated as camera sensors is almost always more sensitive to infra red (IR) light than the eye. Even though there is a lot of visible light emitted from objects at 1500+ K
- most of the light is still in the IR range (unless it's extremely hot - like 4000-5000 K, wich would turn almost any metal into vapor). The color filters for the pixels also often don't let just one wavelength range thru, but even multiples of that range. A blue pixel for example, may be most transparent to a wave length of 450 nm - but may also let thru 900 nm and 1350 nm quite well (even if it blocks green and red visible light quite efficiently). That's why it so hard to make glow look natural on videos.
It's quite common that the IR activates the blue pixels too much and causes red hot objects to look purple instead of red or orange. Many cameras have IR filters to block out most of the IR - but still it isn't sufficient in most cases to make fire and hot objects look perfectly natural (as we see it with our eyes) on the video/photo.
EDIT: The sun is called a yellow star because it has it's emission peak, in a wavelength range that our eyes see as yellow. The actual range of all stars extends from deep IR far into the UV range. Hotter stars just have less IR and red light and more blue and UV and the opposit. It's much easier to describe the stars by their peak wavelength. You can't describe a specific wavelength by saying it's white - white is a combination of many wavelengths.
@Anime Kid Dude lemme be them for a sec.
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And some of us have been diligently saving any extra change in order to purchase a quality camera because of an unending love for photography!
Well the camera he destroyed was not a quality camera, it was just an old cheap one.
m
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You’re
Thx
No thanks. As a chemist I love to hear the whole explanation.
BallisticBerry &
Im I the only one that is triggered because the bulbs were GRB and not RGB
Martim Monteiro nope I got mad too OCD
Ifkr! My OCD was kicking in 😂😂😂
Ur not the only one
My terrible judgement kicked in
I'm mad that he wasn't using LEDs
9:17 love that cynical laugh.
2:02 why did the finger look like it was behind the light bulbs for a moment?
Laugh just a framerate and the way video is capture
@@realdeal5712 happens same with sun and clouds of you notice, sometimes clouds look like they are behind the sun and this was more a video idea than a question, the science behind that is very interesting
hope so
diffraction of light and framerate and the motion of finger all of them caused it. I think !
@@user-lw5oc1tt8k not same with clouds and sun. When you see clouds behind sun it is because they are higher than sun
Really like this channel :) nice information
8:19 if you see spots here your phone screen is ruined Just sorry 😐
If that was true he'd warn us before though and I almost started yelling no
Peridot shut up dude
Peridot, I totally agree. Just think about an TH-cam community only with original comments
Wtf .. as soon as you shined that light. . an ad came 😑😑
I know how you feel bro... It happened to mee too
Me too
I can relate that
Evil ass timing TH-cam.
Me too
I have been wondering what a digital camera would see when a laser entered the lens. I didn’t think it would last more than a second.
Anything over 2 watts I wouldn’t even use indoors unless you have something to shine it on as a barrier that it can’t go through like a big rock or tile or something and of course with glasses on due to the brightness there will be and because of risk of starting a accidentally fire. Under two watts you can be okay as long as your careful and not holding it at the wall at one spot for any given amount of time and also if you have a barrier which don’t hurt. Under 2 watts you can technically be okay without glasses if your super careful and only shine it on dark things that are mostly black that absorb most of the light but it’s very risky, light colored objects will still be super bright and could cause long term damage overtime, and if you hit something reflective it’s over for your eyes. And ofcourse don’t even shine it and anything living or aircraft’s or other peoples houses as it could hurt someone and get you a felony. Just looking out for y’all.
Me: hasn't enough money to buy chocolate
Him: let's check if fire can destroy my camera
For just a moment there toward the end I half-expected Dan and Gav to be narrating. "The laser didn't damage the camera the way we wanted, so let's just burn it with fire to see what happens."
This channel brings out your inner geek. You sir are a legend
2:26 Enough *courage* to close my eyes.
3:54 C'mon, it's time to leave the video and feed the holy cow.
7:24 "Attempt to Blindness"
8:21 *IT WAS MY FRIEND'S IPHONE!!!*
who tf uses iphone in 2018
Malachi Black fact more then android
Hello Hello I don't think so.
I use I phone
Damon Hunt price Lol
8:20 Joke's on you! I'm watching using a computer, not a phone!
Im using my phone...
it still made me think twice
Lucky 😒
That soothing background music accompanying the sacrificial burning of the camera had me absolutely dying 😂🔥📸
Great work man keep going!
He was the kid that laughed while lighting ants on fire with a magnifying glass.
I did this before with one of those red pointer laser things that your cats like to chase and ended up making a black smudge on the camera's view
And now, I'm feeling extremely sad for the broken cam 🥺
materialism moment
The camera won’t forget this
8:16 how could you XD you scared me to death
Me too fam
No I already know its fake how could that happen my god you guys are an idiot little egg
@@TRTF5 calm down saturn
@@TRTF5 chill, Einstein
I like how this video was structured “so we are gonna see what makes white look white on a camera” in the end just puts a torch to his camera😂😂
Thanks for using this routine on the blockchain process, you're hired. ;-)
I love this evil laugh
9:19😂
I freaking love this channel!
thank you for making science fun
Ur vids just get weirder but its still cool.
That is so weird! I love this channel!
You have a hair in your screen
No i dont i see tye white in your profile pic i made my yt page black :p
Blank Pages such a evil man or woman
White theme users > dark theme users
I tríed to take it of the screen
Brandon Torres white theme users the type of niggas to wipe their ass with their socks then jack off into said socks and wear em around all week
I need a heart for being early here
I need a heart because I say so.
I hope you feel validated
@@broexist7134 a blind validation
I need a heart to live
U don't need it, you want it
That is crazy.
Also I got scared when you pointed out the black dots and I was like "NO!"
How the hell does he always know what i am curious about ?!
Tha DaNii Analytics.
8:18 Bro you freakin scared me, I unsubscribed I’m done lol
I was freaking out too lol
No one cares, if you think he needs your subscription and you are affecting him you are wrong LOL
@@Science_Atrium obviously a joke
@@seif_kz4865 I don't know
@@Science_Atrium mm i respecc your honesty
8:25
That scared me lol, but they are still there, :/ Ig I just hadn't noticed
The laser shining into the camera gave such an amazing effect I made it my screensaver😀
Is it still your screensaver?
@@GavinHartfelt not anymore
*IT'S 1W not 5W!!!*
Sorry it just makes me angry how misleading eBay is. I bought the same laser and it was said to be 5mW 🙄
*Laughing maniacally while burning the camera with a blowtorch*
What did the camera did to you for you to break that camera?
#cameralivesmatter
#saynotocameraabuse
NOW THATS WHAT YOU CALL A CALCULATOR CAMERA
*CASIO*
hes laughing while burning a camera "911 whats your emergency um yeah action lab is a pyromaniac"
This only happens if you get hit with a blinding laser. If you get hit by a 20 mW laser, you'll just see red edges and a green flare in the middle!
Dawn Ripper and you know this how... By experience?
WARNING ⚠️
Laser radiation
If you are the camara
Put the brightness down if you are in the dark
I love this channel, there is so much knowledge in what you do, thank you
Wait so could stars be different colors?
Yes
Its depends. In Earths atmosphere, yes.
In space they are either black or white.
(Black stars are just very dull or not so bright stars)
There are red and blue starts but not green
@@gavinstarks2761 the sun is yellow. Many stars are red or blue
Edit: I thought the sun was yellow, but apparently that's not really true. You could make an argument for it being mostly green though :P
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wien%27s_displacement_law
@@Zaros262 if you want to be specific the sun actually is white but it only looks yellow because of the earths atmosphere
8:32 When you really wanted to get rid of your ex's camera, no matter how
That black spot joke actually got me for a milli second.
"What used to be separate colors are now white." That's a nice statement on society right there
Why do you have to make it about race?
Please make ionosphere using your Vaccum Chamber
the people watching in the dark at night calmly before going to sleep:
"MY EYES"
*still two hours later*
"ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow"
I like that you all the time look like you just smelt a fart.
Lmao yes
HAHAHAHAHAHA YESSSSS
Want to live a positive life?
Answer: follow the 16k people who liked the video not the 1k people who disliked!
Yeah... Positive
Wtf how can you even see the ppl that liked and disliked the vid
That little camera was clinging to life for so long…. It hurt me to see you burning it’s eye 🫣
7:42 like a blue huge stars
Saving everyone time. It looks like a laser 😄
8:17 I just nearly died! Thanks man! 😂😂
Great video though
8:18 fu haha
Kwint it didn’t get me because I wasn’t in fullscreen
The moment you came here for is 7:17 you're welcome
This is amazing and I have a quick question...
Are chargers and electronics supposed to be magnetic... This is one thing crossing my mind since yesterday
Yes!! Duh!! When you look at the extremely bright “yellow” sun, it looks white. Right??
8:21 dude my heart stopped beating because im watching on an expenisve phone of my father ._. XD but nice try man this was an incredible moment to prank someone
Fascinating! I love watching your videos!
The ultimate lens flare
Once I pointed a red laser in my eye and I saw white and red light
i can't believe i did that in the past too, for fun. man, kids are dumb.
This whole video is brighter than my future.
Bro, I really need a camera... Even if it's used
Great now Im blind
@@_kayos_ illuminati confirmed
How u type this?
I used my eyes and pressed the keys just because I can’t smell doesn’t mean I can’t type
@@lyndamegill7562 someone else made that statement. You just made yourself look bad and you just embarrassed yourself.
@@lyndamegill7562 r/woosh
best if you have used a tripod for the laser and kept some distance, just i can't imagine an intruder drone would be close to me and i would like to see how much exposure time i need to make the bastrd to go away with its camera fkd for good...
Give that camera to styro pyro
The Laser has 1.5 w
Awesome. Where did you find a handheld 5w laser, homemade?
5000 milliwatts? Don't you mean 5 watts??
Перечитай название.
Re-read the title.
@@I_vanilin doesn't excuse the fact he said it, just that he corrected after the fact. 😁
It means the same amount of power though.
@@LeAnimal65 you are right, I was a little drunk when wrote this
500 watts
Bro after that prank I went to my home screen and I thought my I pad a truly broke never do that pls bm is cost 1200 dollars but I can complain I would do that to.i no mad
same except for me it's a 3,500 dollar laptop, I can still feel my heart beating a little faster and I'm on an anti anxiety medication already while watching this.
It wasn’t a prank
I didn’t see dots
supershawnodeseninja nvm my Brightness was all the way down
I respect you so much please keep the good content you make me happy, also... You remind me of Professor Proton from the Big bang theory
Destroying a good camera...