My laser turned into a cartoon

see the full video here:
Can You Pop a Car Tire With a Burning Laser?

[Bas]

My guess would be because of the high brightness of the laser, the blue channel in the iPhones sensor is completely saturated. The iPhone has much less dynamic range compared to a professional camera, so all detail in those pixels is lost and it's just clipped blue.

[AnimeSunglasses]

With the utmost affection: that is some gloriously, ridiculously original-Star-Trek-ass laser effect.

[JWhitePWC]

that color is legitimately so beautiful tho

[joebuckley]

The iPhone made it look like a solid piece of opaque plastic going between the two

[scottmatznick]

Bro just made a lightsaber from the original star wars.

[onerandomguy]

Him touching the side wall while actively trying to pop it is terrifying

[MagyarGaben]

**197 missed calls from Captain Disillusion**

[AriaV_Creates]

My anxiety when he stuck his hand under the laser ⬆️ ⬆️ ⬆️

[mrackypotter]

Bro finally found the lasers used to protect tha vaults in Hollywood movies!

[David_Last_Name]

So turns out those old sci fi movies didnt have cheap special effects, those effects where really super accurate!!

[veero]

Let's pop this tire with my laser, but also Let's put my hand into it😂😂 science at its finest 😂

[lucas_lipp]

Those are some unrealistic beauty standards for lasers

[kyoudaiken]

Yes, it is the post processing. It's the vibrance. When I film in ProRES or make a photo in RAW, I can edit it and when I use vibrance it turns blue LEDs also into such a weird light.

[clemensruis]

That laser's bright,
iPhone just shows blue,
and that's, my dear Android,
why I choose you.

[connormartin]

I sure hope he has proper eye protection

[rakshankumar]

This will help in escaping laser security

[i_am_blaziken]

You should set up a bunch of mirrors and make a laser maze that you can navigate with your phone

[ZekSanchez]

I wasn't expecting him to touch the laser after trying to pop a car tire with it 💀

Edit: Thanks for the explanations in the replies ✌️

[andrewparker]

This is a known issue with digital camera sensors. The way in which the blue color wavelength stimulates the sensor causes it to appear darker than the surrounding light

[theworkshopwhisperer.]

This could actually be a really good low budget filming hack. If you could figure out what kind of cameras and what kind of camera settings could be manipulated to produce different visual laser styles.