All the ones I see are reactors through water shielding, in which case you’d be fine.
If you see a noticeable cherenkov effect from something that close that wasn’t heavily shielded by something like water, your camera sensor will likely be destroyed and you’d be dead pretty soon.
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Short of LINAC irradiator ride-through videos on YouTube, are there any photos of this effect in air from a point source?
Astronauts have reported having difficulty sleeping due to cosmic-ray-induced Cherenkov flashes in their eye bulbs.
All the ones I see are reactors through water shielding, in which case you’d be fine.
If you see a noticeable cherenkov effect from something that close that wasn’t heavily shielded by something like water, your camera sensor will likely be destroyed and you’d be dead pretty soon.