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here's a direct link to the original youtube video explaining and demonstrating the process and results

this is very exciting and i wonder if a similar process could be applied to consumer DSLR/MILC cameras. would love to shoot some high quality video in uv/ir

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It's certainly possible, there's already a company[1] that sells cameras with this modification performed. And a few cameras that come from the factory with no Bayer filter, like the Leica Monochrom, but all the ones I know of are very expensive.

[1] https://maxmax.com/shopper/category/9241-monochrome-cameras

If you're into lasers at all, les' lab is a great channel.

It's really an example of the best part of youtube, just a dude who knows some stuff explaining how things work and showing off shop-made projects.

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