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Gorgeous work as usual Alain ❤

Thank you very much I m from balcan country and my future husband is from India so I really need it this video thank you bro

I dont trust people that can get this many other people into a group photo with them.

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I loooove it’s so cute❤

Honestly I think the solution here is to understand the limitations of your equipment and co-ordinate with the lighting engineers to determine if there is a risk of those limits being exceeded. If so you can devise a plan for the shoot along with them so they can modify their display accordingly to protect your equipment, this may involve programming in increased divergence or non-projection areas to protect your shooting locations from potentially equipment damaging exposure which with professional cameras with large lenses is often much lower than the level that is eye safe.

Hey man great to find something on RUclips on this subject matter>>>> I do have a possible solution.. and need one because I WILL not take NO as an answer... my solution is the same one as you would use to protect your human eyes.... FILTERS It would be a bit of a modification a little bit of DIY.. but if you get full range eye protection with a LET THROUGH of say 40% or less and as I mentioned MOD the filter to fit in front of the camera lens you should be good to go.... I CAN'T let this hurdle prevent me from filming I just can't. 3 things to think about with lasers.... POWER what WATTAGE are the lasers and what protection and what "LET through %" will help everyone with this matter.. I have a cam with a burned out sensor think the damage was a few things; Close ups of glowing outdoor fires filming the RADIANT heat to sparks and lasers now the cam is practically useless but got to keep at it gotta find better safer ways.

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Hello Alain Martinez, The video is really cool, but the PDF file is not available. How could I get it?

Informative, but I wish this video had more Indian wedding images and videos under the voice rather than talking heads :)

I like yhis cople

Beautiful,congrats 🎉

May i respectfully ask, are these weddings arranged marriage?

Im american, my best friend is getting married in india the end of next month. Pretty excited and thanks for breaking it down.

Literally just happened to me and my wife. Me doing video and her doing photos at a sweet 16. My Canon RP doing video got the vertical lines and the R got random red dots scattered throughout the sensor. I'm so sad right now.

thanks for the warning. so if i got to work at an event, i’ll ask whether there’ll be lasers or not in the event. there are? *find another photographer* there aren’t? proceed

Absolutely hate rugs in any ballroom..they look nasty

In this new year party at I was taking a picture of laser from my phone, and I literally pointed my phone directly to the source of laser. Well, I guess I don't have to tell you what happened next

Hi Alain, the price for your workshop is it in CAD ?

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in general you need to put in yor contract that the client carries the risk if you should shoot a lasershow. + on top get yourself into laser knowledge then you learn fast what you can shoot and what not. and if you have only professionals on the photo and on the laserist side then you never have a problem as then this cant happen. as then you put your camera in a fixed position on a tripod and the laserist will create a small non projection area in the software exactly where your camera lens is and then you can record a lasershow without any risk ans never any direct light will hit your sensor. but ofc in the semi professional areas like wedding photographers and wedding DJs this will probably never happen.

you can use a ND Filter to reduce the risk. but on top the isntallation shown in your show is very unprofessional as the laser installed too low and not keeping to necessary distance + you should never run lasershows without haze which takes a lot of energy out of the light.

As an Indian-American, thanks! I was born and raised pretty non-traditionally here and I only ever attended like one wedding back in India when I was 11, so its nice to get a feel for how it looks and works since I mainly only remember the main ceremony

Glamis is NOT near San Diego lol

Hi Alan, love your energy, enthusiasm, and passion for sharing your expertise. I’m an Indian American mom of a daughter who is wanting to get married (and we’re in the process of looking for a suitable boy...yes, an arranged marriage of sorts!) That’s how I chanced upon your video in my feed. You’ve explained the highlights of the wedding ceremonies very well. However you may want to consider the fact that South Indian weddings are very different from North Indian weddings. Also Destination weddings and intercultural/inter religious marriages have become a big part of current trends (as you’ve mentioned in this video) and that creates a lot of fusion in the marriage ceremonies. One of my Indian cousin’s daughter’s (my niece) recently got married to a Scottish guy who was part Japanese. So they had a church wedding in the UK followed by a Mehendi-Sangeet-simple ritual in India, more as a ‘meet the family’ event and to keep the grandparents happy. Mehendi-Sangeet are more of North Indian wedding components that have become more popular even in the South due to promotion by wedding planners. True South Indian weddings would be more ritual-based with the fire rituals playing a more prominent part. I’m sharing all this more for the sake of your young Indian American channel followers to enhance their own cultural awareness. (And also to know how to explain it all to my daughter! 😊) Overall you did a great job and I really enjoyed watching what you had to share. Keep up the great work!

Filmed here multiple times. Great location.

the background music in your video does not make it easy to watch your vid. i thought it was the TV in the next room. u need to work on that

As a lighting tech myself looking at the thickness of the lasers appear far to powerful for such a small space, not sure about the USA but in UK there're are very strict laws in the wattage in venues, it is very unlikely normal nightclub lasers will damage your sensor as they are not powerful enough 500mw if you are lucky, however when you start going into 20000mw upwards which are reserved for concerts or festival events then there is the possibly of frying the sensor. If applicable laws are the same in the states technically you could sue the company if they are found to be using lasers that exceed what is acceptable in a smaller venue.

Welcome in Bharat and enjoy new wedding ceremony 🎉❤❤

I was fortunate enough to be invited to attend a friend's wedding. They were both east indian. Going in i was not sure what to expect. I was nervous, i'd never been in a temple before. I also was surprised to learn our attendance would be requested for THREE DAYS worth of events very much like explained in this video. Somr things that i was surprised by, caught off guard by, were: *Shoes off upon entering temple - they all go in a giant heap by the door and somehow everyone manages to find their own when they go! *Women must cover their heads in the temple - yes even non Indian attendees! We were given loaner scarves to use as we were not prepared for this! *instead of grooms side and brides side they seperate attendees by gender women on one side, men on the other. *The food was vegetarian as stated in this video but LOTS OF IT! and he's right it's wonderful! Super flavorful and delicious! * the pandit (holy man performing the ceremony) carried around a bowl of a soft not quite SLIMY (but lets just say if your sensitive to textures this might be a tough-ie)the slightly sweet/ dough-y substance that he passed around to each person by pulling off a small bit rolling it into a quick ball and placing it in each person's mouth with his bare fingers as he said a prayer....(granted this was before covid) but was still hard to swallow so to speak! All in all was an amazing, beautiful experience and im sure Vijay and Divya are happily ever after!

Pls I thought this works only when you remove the lens from the camera covering it

This just happened to me at a wedding with a Nikon Z9 need a new sensor now SMH. I had no idea about this and it never crossed my mind to think about or worry about lasers. Luckily I have back up Z9 and a few other bodies but Mann! Having 2 Z9s was nice and now Nikon wants 2,000$ for the fix and my Insurance won’t cover it🤦‍♂️ I’ve yet to deliver the photos and video yet to the client but I think I’m definitely going to let them know what they wedding did to my camera. PS I was shooting video as well so it seems more prone when shooting video as my wife was using the other Z9 for photos and that camera is fine

This was disappointing, I still don't know what to ware or expect, last this I want is a exhibit in the corner...

my CMOS got killed by laser on Pageant yesterday and I don't know how much i could spend on my Sony A6400

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So helpful. Thanks for doing this!

I repair broadcast video cameras; it,s very rare that happen but when happen you lose the money for your new car; usually for that type of damage they have a separate insurance that cover a bunch of type of accidents, and broadcast material is not usually intended for private owners.

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❤very nice 👍

U did an excellent narration of an Indian wedding

bro gets to the point at 2:25 ur welcome

Thanks for the explanation. The photos are just stunning!!!😍😍😍

If a laser can BURN a sensor, imagine our eyes retina…

Wow thank you for posting this video i didnt know about this and i used to do alot of clubs videos good to know i wont do club video anymore i was doing club video for 300 dollars with a canon 1dx mark ii