Using GoPro and Canon DSLR cameras, Hungarian roaster Laczkó Gábor has given us an extraordinary view into the mechanisms of a commercial coffee roaster.
The video, “Roasted,” was shot by Attila Zérczi and takes place inside and around Gábor’s Probat roaster at his Kávékalmár Kft micro roastery, capturing the actual roasting process from unpacking green beans to packaging the finished product. But the quite literally dizzying moments take place inside the drum chamber, where GoPros are bouncing around with the coffee. Take the ride here:
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Nick Brown
Nick Brown is the editor of Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine.
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Wow!! they really nailed it! Amazing images of what many of us have been doing for years but have just been shown to our eyes! 🙂
Cheers!
Excellent!
I think I’m going to drink coffee 🙂
Did you have to insulate the camera to protect it from the heat?
Sorry for my late reply Rich. You will find the secrets about filming roasted on my facebook page :-).
This is absolutely gorgeous! Gotta go make another cup now.
What was the device at the end thats digital display showed 84?
I’s a Tonino color meter. http://www.my-tonino.com
Cheers
Gábor
That’s a fun ride!