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For the CX100, I personally use the power adapter from Molus X100. It was also possible to purchase them separately some time ago, but for some reason I can't find them in their shop at the moment. I suppose what matters would be to find a power adapter with the same specs. And the specs for the power adapter I use are: Manufacturer: EDAC Power Electronics Model: EA11011M-2400 AC input: 100-240V, 2.0A, 50-60Hz DC output: 24.0V, 5.0A, 120.0W Actually this seams to be the one I have - www.conrad.com/en/p/edac-power-electronics-ea11011m2400-bench-psu-fixed-voltage-24-v-dc-5-a-120-w-2467891.html?

@@MikusAusters Thank you so much! i was at lost that nobody is selling the DC adapter for this light! Many thanks for taking the time!

You're welcome! Cheers!

Ohh yes! It is a challenge to find the right cable an power bank match. Actually what I use lately to power it is GOOLOO GT3000 Jump Starter - amzn.to/40upNon It is a 3000A 100W Power Bank Charger Box with Jumper Cables and I can use it to power this light and to jumpstart my car in cold morning when the car won't start. :D Plus it came with a suitable type-c cable that works to power and charge the CX100.

@@MikusAusters Thank you!

Great! Happy to hear it was helpful.

Thank you! Cheers!

Good question. In theory you can, because the filter threads are there, but I don't know how it will affect the footage since I don't own two of them. Would be interesting to test it at some point.

That's awesome!

Oh wow. Sounds like a great deal.

Ohh... thanks for pointing it out. I didn't noticed that. Well for the M40 you could use the angle adjustment arm to place it on a flat surface (if the space allows). That actually seems a more stable way.

Could try that.

Cool. Thanks for letting us know.

That's unfortunate. Hope you will find a different way to solve it.

Probably that's a different problem for your camera. In this 'how to' I talk about separate pixels and not whole lines across the photo. And sadly after searching for what you describe I also didn't find any information if that issue can be resolved.

Nice! It's good to hear it is working without any issues.

@@MikusAusters thanks a lot for share this tips and trick. Much appreciate your channel and your experience. Greetings from Indonesia.

@@darklightchannelyk Cheers!

Haven't used a lot of them to say which one could be more suitable. But probably one that could be easily switched from horizomtal to vertical position.

hmm... hard to tell what could be wrong there. But it doesn't sound right that it is balanced before turning on the power button and then suddenly looses balance.

@@MikusAusters Well, alright! I've already figured out how to adjust the axis movement with my phone. The gimbal is fixed now!

Awesome! Great to hear you got it fixed!

My guess is that the D750 is just too big for the Crane M3. If so, then there is nothing really that can be done about it.

Happy to hear you found it helpful. Cheers!

I don't think this can be answered shortly. It depends on a lot of things, like the gear and camera you already have and/or have worked with, skill and other factors. Also for what kind of look and over all style you would like to go for. And while the list could get pretty long what of the first things to look at could be a decent macro lens or a probe lens.

I don't think it has harmed your gimbal, but it might effected it's performance at that particular time. Could it affect the gimbal and it's performance in the long run? I think yes. Hope this video helps you to understand how to balance it properly. And over time it will be intuitive and fast for you to do. So I suggest balancing the gimbal properly for best results. How fun recording!

I haven't used a Sony 6400 personally, so I am not sure exactly. But I suppose the steps should be pretty similar.

Hmm... strange. What camera are you using? Also some peeps mistake that this will bring back their lcd or view finder pixels, but this is just for the sensor and pixels you can spot in the footage.

How I understand it is that the camera does the pixel remaping every couple of months. So, by changing the date manually, you make the process happen faster than it would be automatically.

Alright, that's some interesting stuff right there. Whenever a red pixel will appear for my camera, I will check the other formats two. The last time a red pixel appeared, it was for the photos and video, but I didn't think of checking if it affects all video formats or just one. One thing is clear, the positioning of the pixel slightly changes because of crop and what part of the sensor is in use.

For the type-c cable to power the light, you have to have a powerful adapter that outputs more than 100w, and also, the type-c cable has to be able to deliver that power. Otherwise, the light doesn't receive the necessary power.

@ Thank You Very Much

Cheers!

He he! Yeah... $4.99 would be even better. 🤭 But that doesn't seem too reasonable, does it.

Hmm... I'm not sure I can answer this as I haven't used the DJI Ronin SC much, and for too many years to remember how the gimbal performed. But as for the Cinepeer Weebill 3E, I personally enjoy working with it. It does everything I need the gimbal for, and this has also been my main gimbal since I started using it. But I also have the wrist rest and sling grip accessory, and I really feel like that makes a difference when using a gimbal.

Some people accidentally turned on the CX100 when they put it in the bag, which burned the bag, so they upgraded the firmware and changed the way to turn it on

Awesome! Happy to hear this also helped your ZV-E10!

I probably would go for a sturdier tripod. I think the videohead is not ideal for what you are describing. You might experience jitters in the footage, especially on the long end when zoomed in. I have switched mine to a ballhead lately. But that doesn't sound like an option for your case. At least I thing I would rather use a video head for sports videography. But I have to say that this is just me wondering about the subject and I have not tested that kind of setup with this tripod. I might be wrong, but this is what I think as of now and the experience I have hade with the tripod. Hope it helps :)

@ sorry to bother, but is there one that you would recommend? I would like to use an extra monitor with extra battery and the 70-200 lens I have a Sony a7r v . Body it’s black Friday week so I’m looking for ones to purchase

@@MikusAustersI’m looking at this one iFootage Cobra 3 CB3 C180F Carbon Fiber Monopod with Mini Tripod Base

Yeah, I think your setup sounds to big for this tripod. It's also hard for me to suggest anything else because when it comes to sports videography I shoot either handheld or using a gimbal.

That's awesome! Happy to hear this video was helpful for you!

If you plan to use only a super small setup and a smartphone, then Crane M3S could be an option. But if you are looking for a camera gimbal, then I would say definitely the Weebill 3E.

True. At the time of recording this video I was not aware of it and as far as I know some camera models don't have that. So this is like more universal approach to get it fixed. But yes, 100% that it is much easier and quicker with the Pixel Mapping. Cheers!

Awesome!

Yeah... I think the A13 is not on the supported smartphone list.

Not sure entirely, but one of the differences seems to be that 203 is made of aluminum.

Cheers!

Thanks, Alex! That's actually a7sii with Tilta cage. And the plate was the one from the tripod itself.

Much appreciated! True, the ML100bi looks good, though I haven't used it yet. I wonder how much difference in light output could be between these two.

Nice to hear you found this video helpful! Thanks!

That's awesome! 🎉

Awesome! Glad this video was helpful for you. I am not entirely sure, but I don't think that overheating should cause dead pixels.

@@MikusAusters Hey, thanks for the response. Since yesterday I have done a bit of research on the subject via google and other youtube videos. I found this : 1) They are usually called hot pixels or stuck pixels, while the term "dead pixel" is actually a pixel that stops working entirely and will always be black. The hot/stuck pixels can be fixed but the dead pixels usually can't (from what I understood). 2) Sensor overheating actually seems to be the most common cause of hot/stuck pixels. People usually get them when doing long shots like time lapses, or just any type of shots that can overheat the sensor, like I did with too much 4k 120p on the ZV-E1. 3) Some newer cameras actually have the Pixel Remapping feature directly in the menu, like the FX-3 and, after checking the ZV-E1 also has it. So for those cameras changing the date isn't necessary, although it works as well, as it did for me after I watched your video I found a nice article on the subject that I will link in the next message (message was deleted, probably can't use links)

This is sooo good to know! Thank you so much for sharing this with me and others who may come across this comment! 🙌🏼

​@@Attya-y2y Thanks for the info, I just bought a ZV-E10 II and it arrived with hot pixels, fortunatelly this video helped fixing them. How can I use 4k120fps on the MkII? Can you paste the link with replacing dots with commas?​

@@ASDosjani Hey, good that you managed to fix your hot pixels. I didn't know you could buy one that already had them, was it a used product or new? As for 4k120fps on ZV-E10, I really wouldn't know. I have the ZV-E1, and I had to do a firmware update to be able to use 4k 120p, not sure about ZV-E10

It might hold it, but I think it could be too wobbly. By the way, the max load is 5kg (11lb), according to the Spec sheet.

It might hold it, but I think it could be too wobbly. By the way, the max load is 5kg (11lb), according to the Spec sheet.

@@MikusAusters thanks！got it

As always, much appreciated! 🙏🏼

Much appreciated! Cheers!

Just when the heat rises and as much as needed to prevent overheating. So if the light is on 100% the fan is spinning pretty fast, but on let's say 50% brightness it spins slower.

I also hope DJI can improve their service for Android users in the future.