adam you knoow you have a problem its called hoarding ! you buy new stufff then a few weeks later then your off on another trail itss called hhoarding lol seeea doctor lol
I'm glad to see that Adam's got the cameraman back in the shop, but to be honest, I love the style of the videos that he's been filming in lock down. I think it would be really cool if filming on his phone just became a part of the One-Day-Builds series. It gives them a lot more of Adam's personality, which works very well with that content since the whole video is also devoted to Adam's creation. Just a thought. Edit: Bro, Adam's mask is designed with the same pattern as a NASA Snoopy cap! That's so cool!
I abolutely agree, I really noticed the zoomings and stuff in a not completely positive way. It feels what you may call intimate when he films by himself. The view could get better with a camera man of course, if they are good.
I agree. Having a person dedicated to thinking about what's visible on camera can be great, but I personally think that static tripod shots suit this channel much better. Plus camera operator must know what's happening to even know which details to concentrate on. Todays video with (I assume) handheld or shoulder mounted camera was shaky and full of unnecessary movements, dad with a camcorder style.
To the Tested Staff: I know many people have said this before but thank you for still keeping the editing style raw. It really adds a personal touch when we see adam tell the editors when to cut.
@@MrGlennJohnsen ROTFLMAO! I've seen the pictures of the 'character line up' @ Walmart. I doubt any of them would even bat an eyelash at Adam dressed like that.
I hope the stuff you have been doing Adam doesn't stop completely. The camera work is what it is, but the amount of stuff you've filmed for us have been better than ever!
I agree, plus the content is so good. i dont want to speak for him, Its obvious that hes gotten way better. I bet now this actually makes it easier to document the random things he just gets in his head to do, since it wont require the coordination of a bunch of people. Like if one night hes like... I wanna make this ep, he can get to it immediately, without needing coordination (in a post quarantine world i mean)
@@tested: Cool, but I think we would like Adam to be able to keep doing his thing, filming his own stuff, even after the quarantine restrictions have been lifted. I understand that the crew is important, but I hope that--when Adam is puttering about in his shop--he be allowed to keep his freeform, stream of consciousness, and calm videos that he records himself. I find it greatly enjoyable. I would miss it. Please.
One of the things I hoped you were going to take from Adam's lockdown videos is that less camera movement is more. While he occasionally missed a shot or accidentally mounted to a shaking surface or whatever, most of the time the shots were stable rather than shakycam/crash zooming. Could you please use a tripod? :(
Adam, a few hints on how to use those suits (I work in semiconductor, we use similar suits): As others have noted - make sure the fan unit has a proper filter installed (HEPA filter!) - otherwise it would make things worse for the one wearing it. You need to clean/disinfect/exchange the filter after every use if you take this serious - less often if you just "play", but don't let it simmer for months - filters are a breeding ground for bacteria. For "cosplay" you don't have to buy actual medical filters, there are vacuum cleaner filters that are HEPA level. You also want to put a clip on your battery - if you just tuck it into the belt you'll lose it. (Actual medical workers: please correct me if I'm wrong on this!) You wear the hoodie into the suit, not on top of the suit - put on the hood first, then the suit, make sure the material is tucked in, last add the fan unit. Have someone (wearing a mask) help you with the hood and the fan (with some experience you can do it yourself, but it is still easier to help each other). Booties: those wear down within a relatively short time - even on smooth floors. You can buy new ones online - but they are usually blue, not yellow. They are there to keep infectious particles and/or chemicals away from your shoes and to keep your shoes from spreading outside "dirt" into the protected environment. If you want something more durable: wear white boots (clean rooms and isolation environments often have their own set of boots for workers) - that's also much safer than wearing booties, which sometimes slip. Right now contamination by shoes is not a real concern for us normal folk, so please don't order hundreds of booties, lab workers need them more urgently. There are as many rules on how to wear the gloves as there are environments. In the movie they taped them down (appropriate for the danger level). Gloves are usually single-use - for good reason - wear them for two hours and you know why you don't want to wear that pair ever again. Some people (like me) like to wear thin cotton gloves under the rubber gloves - this makes the sweating less icky (it'll never feel nice). If you are concerned about being able to handle tools like this - call Cmdr. Chris H. - he'll tell you how easy you have it with those gloves! Challenge: try to type a report on a laptop in those gloves (no mouse, keyboard and touchpad only)... ;) Don't wear street clothes under the suit - T-shirt and thin jogging pants are much more comfortable. Try to use cotton - more comfy than synthetics. If you are slightly cold in your under clothes, then you'll be comfortable in the suit.
I didn’t want to make a comment going, “I have absolutely no experience in this, I’m just some asshole on the internet who thinks he knows better, but I feel like the hood should be inside the collar.” And now I don’t have to, because I get to be the asshole on the internet responding to someone else’s comment and going, “yeah, I totally knew that,” when in fact I was just guessing.
@@General_Nothing Good guess though! ;) To be fair to Adam: this is an easy mistake to make - when you put on a suit for the first time it feels totally right to cover the suit collar with the hood. I don't know how often someone had to stop me from going into the clean room with my hood not tucked in correctly when I was new to this.
Im still having hard time to comprehend how those suits can be tight enough to be as safe as they look/feel but that helped me to clarify a lot of things, thanks :)
@@JanHavel For one: tape. MacGyver was right. For another: they are not as "safe" as they may feel to you - you still have to use caution and common sense - e.g. something spills on you, you get out of there into decontamination.
0:18 - I could immediately tell it was someone else operating the camera, because everything was tilted to the side and there was a lot of unnecessary stuttery zooming out.
I love the frequency and content of the past few months. I hope you guys don’t give that up entirely. Not every one day build needs to be a big production or have some grand story, I’ve absolutely loved the constant small shop infrastructure builds.
Dude you're almost the only one that uses a mask when there's other people on the room. You're the man. Other youtubers avoid it because of narcisim, or make their temas to use masks but they go and spit everywhere. Thanks for being awesome and setting a good example.
Absolutely this. So tired of people getting lax, or even the anti-science anti-maskers pushing their agenda surreptitiously. Really shows who is actually smart and how dumb most of our "modern" society is.
I think Adam will start doing a mix. When he is alone in the shop, he now has a workflow to get the workshop videos without much coordination. He can still film the intro and the outro with his team. But when he is building random shop accessories or "mini projects", he can just start filming with his phone.
Also the fact that Adam has to always adjust his camera setup in one day builds to get a better view or the camera drops is what takes it to the next level and truly awesome. Maybe Adam can redo this Show N Tell by himself. I would watch it again ;) Thanks for all the Videos, watched every single one.
You say that the positive pressure makes it COVID-safe, just popping in to clarify that this serves the opposite function of a cloth mask: A suit like this (assuming it actually works, which seems likely) is PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and is therefore designed to protect the wearer by pulling in air through a filter or series of filters. If it's like the PAPRs (Powered Air Purifying Respirators) I've used at work, you can have different filters for different purposes, like protection from specific gases or general particulates. This is the kind of thing you'd wear if you were in a high-risk environment and didn't want to get contaminated/infected, but the positive pressure system in the suit system will allow air to leak out (this acts as a barrier, since airflow will always be from inside the suit to outside due to pressure differential). I doubt this will pose any significant viral loading threat even if the wearer is sick or a carrier, since the pressure differential and therefore airflow rate is small, but it would be nonzero. A cloth mask, on the other hand, is useful for diffusing the air coming out of the wearer's snotholes and reducing the amount of potentially virus-laden droplets that reach the environment.
Seconded, (as one who's worn a MSA PAPR with HEPA filters, all day, on many a worksite removing asbestos, back in the day.) Postive pressure breathing systems protect you from the environment, not the other way around, so they probably won't let you on an airplane with one of these. Nevermind the panic it'd cause, or the lack of a USB plug on that fan.
A real PAPR will cost about 900 to 1800 dollars way too expensive for a cosplay. The disposable filter on a PAPR will cost about 50 to 100 ...as a cosplay costume it really looks cool though.
I'm sure Adam is thrilled to have his Cameraman back, but there was something about the style of video when he filmed himself that was so much more personal. The angles, the full view of the area without sweeping motion or zooms. Hopefully we still get that style from time to time. But welcome back Joey. Nice for a bit of normalcy again.
Oh cool, my dad worked on Outbreak as the first unit dolly grip. He has some fun stories from shooting that. I love the suit by the way! He has said that the current situation is rather coincidental for him. Since he "retired" from working on set he now works for IATSE in Safety and Training and has been very busy since March helping to prepare the industry to get back to work in a safe way while the pandemic is on going. One of the short stories I could share right now is a rather stressful dolly move he had to make for the scene in the overcrowded Cedar Creek hospital. It required him to push a 1000lb camera dolly with the operator and focus puller sitting on it (about 500lbs of camera dolly, camera and equipment, plus the weight of the operator and focus puller) which was not on track and the wheels would be within inches of the barefoot extras playing sick hospital patients. The move actually had to be choreographed with the background actors so that they could flatten themselves against the walls as soon as they were out of shot. I think there were a few other interesting stories, if there is interest I'll ask him to remind me of them.
The constant slight movement of the camera after watching still shots for so long doesn't feel very good, it makes me feel sick :/ but I am happy you get to spend time with people again.
Yup, this has been a pet peeve of mine for a long time on this channel. The static shots by Adam has been such a nice relief. The actual quality wasn't as good, obviously since it's just a phone, but not having that constant movement has been oh so nice.
I watched this film over and over again on VHS. It was the suits and Dustin Hoffman's table banging plus the helicopter chases which thrilled me as a kid haha.
Really jarring to see a return to the zoom crazy camera work of old Tested. Wasn't sad to see that go. It seems from the comments I'm not the only one. I hope when the full crew returns they work with tripods and give us some steady smooth camera work.
Adam filming the videos himself has been something super special. You could see that he was loving it. I think being alone in his shop made him the most productive and I have a feeling he had fun figuring out how to set up cameras for shots. I will be a little sad when this era of tested passes but at the same time relieved we are past the covid era.
Speak of merch, I was watching older episodes of mythbusters and you were wearing a shirt with a picture of Tory, Grant and Kari that had the word “Mythfits” on it. I would love to have a shirt like that. They were an awesome team together and that would be a fitting tribute to the 3 Mythketeers.
Tested's camera operators seem to care more about fiddling with the camera and trying to show off (ex., constant zooming in and out, shooting with an f/2.8 aperture to get blurry backgrounds, but being so bad at manual focus that they blur all the important things instead) than with actually *showing the work being done,* which is kind of the point of maker videos.
I... kinda want one. This in itself is not surprising as I often do when Adam shows off toys, tools, props or cosplay but Ryans stuff is always that step beyond... also I am immuno-compromised and asthmatic so it'd be amazing to be able to put one of these on and just walk to the store. Top notch work from Ryan Nagata as always.
What a coincidence! After all these crazy months I finally got around to re-watching Outbreak last night and today I find this video from Adam and the Tested crew in my subsriptions timeline 🤣
Love this. Now I see how the cowl flares like a cone instead of being a simple tube. In the movie it was tucked in under the collar for a 'seal', but this helmet can be 'stand-alone' as well.
As a CBRN specialist I see 2 things wrong with this video, the PAPR unit is only a fan and does not have a CBRN rated filter, but that could be easily converted, and I see user error with with Adam because he did not tuck the hood of the helmet into the suit which would keep him exposed to the outside elements, other than those things, the suit could be rated for a CBRN environment as long as the material for the suit it water proof and airtight and is strong that it won’t rip if you trip
Glad to see you are getting a bit more help in the cave. Does the fan have a filter, otherwise you may just be blowing COVID into the suit :( And thanks for providing these distractions during the lockdown
It’s protective of the wearer, but if the wearer is infected it looks like it will a fan-assisted virus spreader due to the fact that it’s positive pressure but not sealed so it’s ejecting potentially virus/droplet laden air in all directions at speed.
I kept yelling for him to stop. Curse the unknown unknowns! The fan is shooting unfiltered air into his helmet, which collar he has not put inside his suit, mistake number two. For dessert, he doesn't bother with gloves, completely borking any integrity the suit might have had. What Adam was wearing was a COVID Marination Helmet, which he wore over a baggy yellow suit. His "perfectly safe" walkabout was a paean to the Dunning-Kruger effect. Yer an idiot, Harry.
@assassinlexx Yeah, that report is understood to be a politically-motivated lowball from the CDC. Low COVID-19 counts and lack of mass testing and tracing bork the numbers lower; the real rate is likely 0.5% or higher. Plus, a low fatality rate doesn't mean much if millions are getting infected. I know you're not okay with a quarter-million+ deaths. We can do better, but folks need to step up, grow up, and take some of that "individual responsibility" folks are always droning on about in this country. And to address your throwaway comment: half a million people across the United States are currently without a roof over their heads. A society doesn't malfunction this badly unless strong cultural and governmental forces are causing it to happen. Hundreds of thousands of people, millions of souls over the course of five decades, did not just wake up one day and decide that a meth habit and a dangerous home on the streets was the life for them. We can do better. If you want to cast blame, look in the mirror. You allowed this. We all did.
I 100% prefer you filming by yourself in the shop. It feels far more relatable and less rehearsed. More natural and enjoyable to watch. Way too much camera movement currently. The editing/filming combo you had going for the past 5 months was amazing to watch.
That is awesome as cosplay, and even for woodworking and sanding particularly dusty pieces. Others have already talked about the proper use if filters. My addition is just a reminder that a PAPR protects you from other people but doesn’t protect people from you. In fact it makes it worse if you’re sick because the positive pressure will actively eject your fluids. So stay safe and always monitor for symptoms!
if it is too hot inside the Hazmat suit you can wear a phase change cooling vest. - they are often worn by fire fighters ... a cooling jacket takes about 20 to 60 minutes to recharge and last about 90 to 180 minutes per charge.
This reminded of the Myth Busters episode where they Adam pretend to have a cold but used dye to keep track of how far things spread and the ned result was crazy.
I'm sure there are dedicated costume creators that have made screen accurate replicas out there! Where are you and will you teach me?! I totally want to freak people out with a suit like this.
Tell me about it. Camera isn't even straight on most shots. I guess at least this time we don't have someone using f/2.8 to try to look "artistic" and then getting all the important things out of focus.
they have to work at distance, and remind people that would make a fuss in the comments about them being to close, so they zoom in then zoom out again, at least i think thats the though process
Another amazing costume by Ryan Nagata! Follow Ryan on Instagram for more of his incredible builds: instagram.com/ryannagata/
0:30 I expect them to have done a cut where they all said hi from home lol.
Adam: say my name...
Special effect,
You’re god damn right!
adam you knoow you have a problem its called hoarding ! you buy new stufff then a few weeks later then your off on another trail itss called hhoarding lol seeea doctor lol
Is it just me or is Adam's mask an Apollo-era "Snoopy cap" just slid forward over his mouth/nose?
My wife is a nuclear scientist, it will be curious to hear her comments on this based on her experience with actual suits...
I'm glad to see that Adam's got the cameraman back in the shop, but to be honest, I love the style of the videos that he's been filming in lock down. I think it would be really cool if filming on his phone just became a part of the One-Day-Builds series. It gives them a lot more of Adam's personality, which works very well with that content since the whole video is also devoted to Adam's creation. Just a thought.
Edit: Bro, Adam's mask is designed with the same pattern as a NASA Snoopy cap! That's so cool!
Agreed
Second that.
Yep agreement from me as well,
I abolutely agree, I really noticed the zoomings and stuff in a not completely positive way. It feels what you may call intimate when he films by himself. The view could get better with a camera man of course, if they are good.
I agree. Having a person dedicated to thinking about what's visible on camera can be great, but I personally think that static tripod shots suit this channel much better. Plus camera operator must know what's happening to even know which details to concentrate on.
Todays video with (I assume) handheld or shoulder mounted camera was shaky and full of unnecessary movements, dad with a camcorder style.
To the Tested Staff: I know many people have said this before but thank you for still keeping the editing style raw. It really adds a personal touch when we see adam tell the editors when to cut.
Thank you for your comment. It means a lot!
Adam normally does ComicCon cosplay walk-throughs. I want him to do a walk-through in this suit at Walmart, a bar or something.
what if the people that see him in that Hazmat suit freak out????? Wait.................. it's Walmart so maybe not......
I'm certain this wouldn't be the strangest thing seen at a Walmart.
One of the few Covid safe Cosplay costumes that you could wear at Comic Con 2020 - if it was on this year that is. 😷
@@MrGlennJohnsen ROTFLMAO! I've seen the pictures of the 'character line up' @ Walmart. I doubt any of them would even bat an eyelash at Adam dressed like that.
@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 Bit of a freak show is it?
I hope the stuff you have been doing Adam doesn't stop completely. The camera work is what it is, but the amount of stuff you've filmed for us have been better than ever!
Not to worry. Adam will continue to be filming on his phone. Joey was there filming just for one day.
I agree, plus the content is so good.
i dont want to speak for him, Its obvious that hes gotten way better.
I bet now this actually makes it easier to document the random things he just gets in his head to do, since it wont require the coordination of a bunch of people.
Like if one night hes like... I wanna make this ep, he can get to it immediately, without needing coordination (in a post quarantine world i mean)
@@tested Thank goodness... I really like the intimacy of self recorded video directly from Adam.
@@tested:
Cool, but I think we would like Adam to be able to keep doing his thing, filming his own stuff, even after the quarantine restrictions have been lifted.
I understand that the crew is important, but I hope that--when Adam is puttering about in his shop--he be allowed to keep his freeform, stream of consciousness, and calm videos that he records himself.
I find it greatly enjoyable. I would miss it. Please.
Adams camera work is way more watchable. He doesn't feel the need to zoom and and out randomly every few seconds which is infuriating to watch.
As he puts costume on in front of the " Dressing or undressing prohibited " sign! Lmao
which he stole back in the days.
Oh the irony! 🤣
@@abinashadhikari1641 It didn't say "Stealing prohibited"
One of the things I hoped you were going to take from Adam's lockdown videos is that less camera movement is more. While he occasionally missed a shot or accidentally mounted to a shaking surface or whatever, most of the time the shots were stable rather than shakycam/crash zooming. Could you please use a tripod? :(
"I'm putting on my shoes, where's my stool?" My new favorite line.
It is actually harder if you wear such a suit.
I see another T shirt in this quote.
That and "Hell's bells Margaret I could go to the deli in this thing." :)
Anyone know what kind of Nikes those are?
Those are Nike Tom Sachs Mars Yard 2.0! That was a hard flex! Hahaha
Adam, a few hints on how to use those suits (I work in semiconductor, we use similar suits):
As others have noted - make sure the fan unit has a proper filter installed (HEPA filter!) - otherwise it would make things worse for the one wearing it. You need to clean/disinfect/exchange the filter after every use if you take this serious - less often if you just "play", but don't let it simmer for months - filters are a breeding ground for bacteria. For "cosplay" you don't have to buy actual medical filters, there are vacuum cleaner filters that are HEPA level. You also want to put a clip on your battery - if you just tuck it into the belt you'll lose it. (Actual medical workers: please correct me if I'm wrong on this!)
You wear the hoodie into the suit, not on top of the suit - put on the hood first, then the suit, make sure the material is tucked in, last add the fan unit. Have someone (wearing a mask) help you with the hood and the fan (with some experience you can do it yourself, but it is still easier to help each other).
Booties: those wear down within a relatively short time - even on smooth floors. You can buy new ones online - but they are usually blue, not yellow. They are there to keep infectious particles and/or chemicals away from your shoes and to keep your shoes from spreading outside "dirt" into the protected environment. If you want something more durable: wear white boots (clean rooms and isolation environments often have their own set of boots for workers) - that's also much safer than wearing booties, which sometimes slip. Right now contamination by shoes is not a real concern for us normal folk, so please don't order hundreds of booties, lab workers need them more urgently.
There are as many rules on how to wear the gloves as there are environments. In the movie they taped them down (appropriate for the danger level). Gloves are usually single-use - for good reason - wear them for two hours and you know why you don't want to wear that pair ever again. Some people (like me) like to wear thin cotton gloves under the rubber gloves - this makes the sweating less icky (it'll never feel nice). If you are concerned about being able to handle tools like this - call Cmdr. Chris H. - he'll tell you how easy you have it with those gloves! Challenge: try to type a report on a laptop in those gloves (no mouse, keyboard and touchpad only)... ;)
Don't wear street clothes under the suit - T-shirt and thin jogging pants are much more comfortable. Try to use cotton - more comfy than synthetics. If you are slightly cold in your under clothes, then you'll be comfortable in the suit.
I didn’t want to make a comment going, “I have absolutely no experience in this, I’m just some asshole on the internet who thinks he knows better, but I feel like the hood should be inside the collar.”
And now I don’t have to, because I get to be the asshole on the internet responding to someone else’s comment and going, “yeah, I totally knew that,” when in fact I was just guessing.
@@General_Nothing Good guess though! ;)
To be fair to Adam: this is an easy mistake to make - when you put on a suit for the first time it feels totally right to cover the suit collar with the hood. I don't know how often someone had to stop me from going into the clean room with my hood not tucked in correctly when I was new to this.
@@General_Nothing to be fair I was thinking the same - but my info came from watching Outbreak the minute I went into lockdown...
Im still having hard time to comprehend how those suits can be tight enough to be as safe as they look/feel but that helped me to clarify a lot of things, thanks :)
@@JanHavel For one: tape. MacGyver was right. For another: they are not as "safe" as they may feel to you - you still have to use caution and common sense - e.g. something spills on you, you get out of there into decontamination.
@ 8:02
My Immediate thought " in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!"
I'm really going to miss the one day builds with just Adam.
0:18 - I could immediately tell it was someone else operating the camera, because everything was tilted to the side and there was a lot of unnecessary stuttery zooming out.
Someone clearly got a zoom button for their birthday and thinks it's cool to play with all the time. Can tested get an actual camera operator?
That's not cosplay, that's PPE :D
lol
Meh, not so much. It's PPE-"esque".
No that is amogus sus reference
@@Alesa13-lsa
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I love the frequency and content of the past few months. I hope you guys don’t give that up entirely. Not every one day build needs to be a big production or have some grand story, I’ve absolutely loved the constant small shop infrastructure builds.
Perfect time for a Hazmat Suit!
The shot when Adam opens the door to go outside is great,
The way the light encapsulates him looks like something from a movie..😁
Alternate title: Adam shows off next year's hottest fashion.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ Naomi smith ,,LoL fr
LOL
Dude you're almost the only one that uses a mask when there's other people on the room. You're the man. Other youtubers avoid it because of narcisim, or make their temas to use masks but they go and spit everywhere. Thanks for being awesome and setting a good example.
Absolutely this. So tired of people getting lax, or even the anti-science anti-maskers pushing their agenda surreptitiously. Really shows who is actually smart and how dumb most of our "modern" society is.
As much as I love the normal produced tested vids, I’m really going to miss the Savage filmed tested vids! I loved the raw style they had.
I think Adam will start doing a mix. When he is alone in the shop, he now has a workflow to get the workshop videos without much coordination. He can still film the intro and the outro with his team. But when he is building random shop accessories or "mini projects", he can just start filming with his phone.
Also the fact that Adam has to always adjust his camera setup in one day builds to get a better view or the camera drops is what takes it to the next level and truly awesome. Maybe Adam can redo this Show N Tell by himself. I would watch it again ;) Thanks for all the Videos, watched every single one.
You say that the positive pressure makes it COVID-safe, just popping in to clarify that this serves the opposite function of a cloth mask: A suit like this (assuming it actually works, which seems likely) is PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and is therefore designed to protect the wearer by pulling in air through a filter or series of filters. If it's like the PAPRs (Powered Air Purifying Respirators) I've used at work, you can have different filters for different purposes, like protection from specific gases or general particulates. This is the kind of thing you'd wear if you were in a high-risk environment and didn't want to get contaminated/infected, but the positive pressure system in the suit system will allow air to leak out (this acts as a barrier, since airflow will always be from inside the suit to outside due to pressure differential). I doubt this will pose any significant viral loading threat even if the wearer is sick or a carrier, since the pressure differential and therefore airflow rate is small, but it would be nonzero. A cloth mask, on the other hand, is useful for diffusing the air coming out of the wearer's snotholes and reducing the amount of potentially virus-laden droplets that reach the environment.
Seconded, (as one who's worn a MSA PAPR with HEPA filters, all day, on many a worksite removing asbestos, back in the day.) Postive pressure breathing systems protect you from the environment, not the other way around, so they probably won't let you on an airplane with one of these. Nevermind the panic it'd cause, or the lack of a USB plug on that fan.
A real PAPR will cost about 900 to 1800 dollars way too expensive for a cosplay. The disposable filter on a PAPR will cost about 50 to 100 ...as a cosplay costume it really looks cool though.
We have a 2319 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monsters, Inc. should have used the code 2020
@@TonyHammitt Maybe, but glad I won't be around for 2319! I'm sure something will happen....
I'm sure Adam is thrilled to have his Cameraman back, but there was something about the style of video when he filmed himself that was so much more personal. The angles, the full view of the area without sweeping motion or zooms.
Hopefully we still get that style from time to time. But welcome back Joey. Nice for a bit of normalcy again.
The pure joy on Adam's face when he is in cosplay or in any sort of movie costume is just the best. He puts out the best vibes.
Outbreak is a pretty underrated movie actually, it has that comfy 90s vibe
We can't have Adam getting sick because he's a national treasure so this is beyond awesome!❤️
I honestly prefer the videos Adam film alone. It just feels like intimate and spesial tune with Adam, like ur hanging with a friend
Oh cool, my dad worked on Outbreak as the first unit dolly grip. He has some fun stories from shooting that. I love the suit by the way!
He has said that the current situation is rather coincidental for him. Since he "retired" from working on set he now works for IATSE in Safety and Training and has been very busy since March helping to prepare the industry to get back to work in a safe way while the pandemic is on going.
One of the short stories I could share right now is a rather stressful dolly move he had to make for the scene in the overcrowded Cedar Creek hospital. It required him to push a 1000lb camera dolly with the operator and focus puller sitting on it (about 500lbs of camera dolly, camera and equipment, plus the weight of the operator and focus puller) which was not on track and the wheels would be within inches of the barefoot extras playing sick hospital patients. The move actually had to be choreographed with the background actors so that they could flatten themselves against the walls as soon as they were out of shot.
I think there were a few other interesting stories, if there is interest I'll ask him to remind me of them.
The constant slight movement of the camera after watching still shots for so long doesn't feel very good, it makes me feel sick :/ but I am happy you get to spend time with people again.
^ so. much. epic, yes.
Yup, this has been a pet peeve of mine for a long time on this channel. The static shots by Adam has been such a nice relief. The actual quality wasn't as good, obviously since it's just a phone, but not having that constant movement has been oh so nice.
It's like the camera operators have been missing out and need to fill in for lost time with abundant weird angles and unnecessary swaying
@@qaweeorltuys Their camera operator is trying way too hard to be clever. Just frame the shots and film it.
I watched this film over and over again on VHS. It was the suits and Dustin Hoffman's table banging plus the helicopter chases which thrilled me as a kid haha.
when ever Outbreak is on I have to watch it! bottom hood flap goes in the suit
Really jarring to see a return to the zoom crazy camera work of old Tested. Wasn't sad to see that go. It seems from the comments I'm not the only one. I hope when the full crew returns they work with tripods and give us some steady smooth camera work.
Adam filming the videos himself has been something super special. You could see that he was loving it. I think being alone in his shop made him the most productive and I have a feeling he had fun figuring out how to set up cameras for shots. I will be a little sad when this era of tested passes but at the same time relieved we are past the covid era.
One off the first props/costumes I ever wanted! Wow!
Just watching you and your team Adam, keeps us coming back!! So THANK YOU!!
Speak of merch, I was watching older episodes of mythbusters and you were wearing a shirt with a picture of Tory, Grant and Kari that had the word “Mythfits” on it. I would love to have a shirt like that. They were an awesome team together and that would be a fitting tribute to the 3 Mythketeers.
Nice to slowly get people (safely!) back on the scene👍 Imagine getting to work with Adam Savage... And be in that cave!
Odly, Adam was more in frame when he was doing it by himself! I prefer a static point of view.
Tested's camera operators seem to care more about fiddling with the camera and trying to show off (ex., constant zooming in and out, shooting with an f/2.8 aperture to get blurry backgrounds, but being so bad at manual focus that they blur all the important things instead) than with actually *showing the work being done,* which is kind of the point of maker videos.
I am impressed that you have been filming on your phone all this time.
I... kinda want one.
This in itself is not surprising as I often do when Adam shows off toys, tools, props or cosplay but Ryans stuff is always that step beyond... also I am immuno-compromised and asthmatic so it'd be amazing to be able to put one of these on and just walk to the store.
Top notch work from Ryan Nagata as always.
Outbreak is a CLASSIC! What an awesome replica!
Is this Adams new casual clothes for whenever he has to visit the store?
@ Mireaze , Maybe
What a coincidence! After all these crazy months I finally got around to re-watching Outbreak last night and today I find this video from Adam and the Tested crew in my subsriptions timeline 🤣
ok Adam, repeat after me "I am Darth Vader From the Planet Vulcan!" and this came to me BEFORE I notices the Nike's :-D
We need a sequel video with Adam shopping at the local deli in the suit, including gloves!
His work is absolutely phenomenal.
Some say he never returned to the cave after walking out that door
Soooo glad to have the camera man back, stay safe y’all!
But not his broken zoom control.
Adam should just run down the street dramatically yelling *"RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!"*
🤣
I will pay to see that!!!🤣
Let's start a GoFundMe and he can give all the money to charity
The people around there might think he is serious with the stunts and experiments he is known for... ;)
Definitely need footage of adam going grocery shopping with that on lol
Come ON man!! You gotta add some space suit themed merch to the store! Blueprint designs on shirts would be incredible!
Who likes Adams lockdown shot on iPhone videos better than having a camera man, I know I do, it feels more real for lack of a better word
The helmet is meant to be inside of the suit.
AH it bothers me so much lol
I'm glad this was pointed out already. Adam, tuck the helmet bib into your suit!
Love this. Now I see how the cowl flares like a cone instead of being a simple tube. In the movie it was tucked in under the collar for a 'seal', but this helmet can be 'stand-alone' as well.
Honestly I liked the self made videos, it should be a separate one day build section
I mean if it makes it easier to have a camera man I'm still not complaining
NIce to see Adam rocking the Nike Mars Yards
Is it weird for anyone else that the camera is moving around?
God yeah
Seemed more professional without the camera operator. This was abit nauseating and I had to tap out after a few minutes
yeah i had to switch it off. .too much bobbing and weaving of the camera. I prefer the one shot or one angle spliced iphone shoots
Just when I thought that I couldn't love Adam any more, he has a Firefly poster on his door!!
Love the costume Adam, Ryan makes some amazing stuff!
Amazing! Reminds me of the fantastic movie and TV show Andromeda strain, just ordered the book.
(Have yet to see outbreak)
As a CBRN specialist I see 2 things wrong with this video, the PAPR unit is only a fan and does not have a CBRN rated filter, but that could be easily converted, and I see user error with with Adam because he did not tuck the hood of the helmet into the suit which would keep him exposed to the outside elements, other than those things, the suit could be rated for a CBRN environment as long as the material for the suit it water proof and airtight and is strong that it won’t rip if you trip
I love the poster on your door to the outside!
Loved you on Mythbusters! I love watching you build and do cosplay!
Adam goes outside in the PPE suit and tells the first person he sees on the street, "If you want to live, come with me!"
I haven't seen Outbreak in ages. I want that hazmat suit.
omfg that rack focus exit into high exposure sunlight, infront of a firefly poster, was probably the best ending i could've asked for.
I could totally see Adam go shopping in this :D
Yaay! Joey Fameli is back.
i wish i had one, the design is so cool
the moment you open the door and step out into the world with the way the light consumed you just added to the whole shot.
Glad to see you are getting a bit more help in the cave. Does the fan have a filter, otherwise you may just be blowing COVID into the suit :(
And thanks for providing these distractions during the lockdown
It looks like on the bottom of the fan there is a HEPA filter for a vacuum cleaner
It has a HEPA filter cartridge on it.
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It’s protective of the wearer, but if the wearer is infected it looks like it will a fan-assisted virus spreader due to the fact that it’s positive pressure but not sealed so it’s ejecting potentially virus/droplet laden air in all directions at speed.
@@Szlater Very simple solution to that: switch the DC motor cables, and it will turn direction :P
Not sure, if it's really, what you want, though...
I kinda wanted to see you interacting with people. When this all started I wanted the outbreak suit
The number of times I screamed at my computer, because I was so excited and in love with this Outbreak cosplay, is astronomical.
Love the fact that the camera was blown out at the end while Adam walked outside.
Tested needs to watch _Night of the Comet_ A must watch film during the pandemic. 80s movie but not so far off.
Yep, I can’t be the only one missing the scene of him waiting in line at the coffee shop.
About time you finally got your camera man back.
I want to see Savage just running errands in that suit
Adam drops the fan unit - pre-weathering process, realistic dents!!!
I didn't see the safe you built the other day!!? Very cool costume that really works!
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"Hell's bells Margret, I can go to the deli in this thing" made me laugh so hard lol
That final shot gave me a very Truman Show vibes. Just a man who spends his life behind a camera, headed into the real world.
_"I can go to the deli in this!"_ - Yes, but actually no... I mean, you'd cause a panic if you walked around in that these days.
assassinlexx I’m imagining a big crow or blue jay head ...
@assassinlexx In the same suit, lol!
I kept yelling for him to stop. Curse the unknown unknowns! The fan is shooting unfiltered air into his helmet, which collar he has not put inside his suit, mistake number two. For dessert, he doesn't bother with gloves, completely borking any integrity the suit might have had.
What Adam was wearing was a COVID Marination Helmet, which he wore over a baggy yellow suit. His "perfectly safe" walkabout was a paean to the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Yer an idiot, Harry.
@assassinlexx Yeah, that report is understood to be a politically-motivated lowball from the CDC. Low COVID-19 counts and lack of mass testing and tracing bork the numbers lower; the real rate is likely 0.5% or higher.
Plus, a low fatality rate doesn't mean much if millions are getting infected. I know you're not okay with a quarter-million+ deaths. We can do better, but folks need to step up, grow up, and take some of that "individual responsibility" folks are always droning on about in this country.
And to address your throwaway comment: half a million people across the United States are currently without a roof over their heads. A society doesn't malfunction this badly unless strong cultural and governmental forces are causing it to happen. Hundreds of thousands of people, millions of souls over the course of five decades, did not just wake up one day and decide that a meth habit and a dangerous home on the streets was the life for them.
We can do better. If you want to cast blame, look in the mirror. You allowed this. We all did.
That snoopy cap design mask is awesome.
I absolutely love the fact he has Serenity on the exit.
2019: Cool costume
2020: Lifesaver
Awesome exit scene!
I 100% prefer you filming by yourself in the shop. It feels far more relatable and less rehearsed. More natural and enjoyable to watch. Way too much camera movement currently.
The editing/filming combo you had going for the past 5 months was amazing to watch.
That is awesome as cosplay, and even for woodworking and sanding particularly dusty pieces.
Others have already talked about the proper use if filters. My addition is just a reminder that a PAPR protects you from other people but doesn’t protect people from you. In fact it makes it worse if you’re sick because the positive pressure will actively eject your fluids. So stay safe and always monitor for symptoms!
you were doing just great with you phone too. but it is nice to see the team back
Adam Savage is the grown up-ten year old we all wish we could be.
Now I want to see Adam build one of these suits out of only what he can find at a home improvement center.
I recently rewatched outbreak and it’s shocking how many similarities there are to what we’re experiencing now.
if it is too hot inside the Hazmat suit you can wear a phase change cooling vest. - they are often worn by fire fighters ... a cooling jacket takes about 20 to 60 minutes to recharge and last about 90 to 180 minutes per charge.
This reminded of the Myth Busters episode where they Adam pretend to have a cold but used dye to keep track of how far things spread and the ned result was crazy.
That is freakin awesome Adam 🤘🏻
I'm sure there are dedicated costume creators that have made screen accurate replicas out there!
Where are you and will you teach me?!
I totally want to freak people out with a suit like this.
Very Cool Hazmat Suit from the Movie " Outbreak " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been enjoying Adam's camera-work. The zooms in this one are... really annoying.
Tell me about it. Camera isn't even straight on most shots. I guess at least this time we don't have someone using f/2.8 to try to look "artistic" and then getting all the important things out of focus.
they have to work at distance, and remind people that would make a fuss in the comments about them being to close, so they zoom in then zoom out again, at least i think thats the though process
We need to get a video of Adam going grocery shopping in this suit.