If you show with this on any decent film sets ... you are fired by the safety person (even though it's not really much of a safety issue).
@rhalfik27 күн бұрын
Tool batteries have better cells inside and have similar voltages and capacities, yet they cost way less. Makita makes black 14,4V batteries, just check makita bl1450. The price of V mount is BS just like the price of most video and photo gear. I've used some V-mount bats with outdated cells in them, yet they costed $500. Absolutely no excuse for it.
@Fromega0012 ай бұрын
The only realy BIG problem is "NO ANDROID" version !
@ModernAtomX2 ай бұрын
your channel is way too high quality for the amount of views youre getting. I would keep going but I would try and figure out some way to promote your channel.
@fabianoperes21553 ай бұрын
OK, Nice! But is there a way to edit it natively on my Android phone? Or at least on an Android tablet. I know there is Resolve for iPad, but not for Android...
@definingslawek47314 ай бұрын
99 watt hours shouldn’t cost much more than 100 dollars for just the battery (with markup to the customer already applied) maybe say another 20 for the electronics and then add some more stuff on top, how is a small rig 300 dollars??
@salarghazi54436 ай бұрын
Opened the bag of my safely stored Easyrig - Clone after one year to find out THAT THE GREASE CREEPED OUT OF THE HOUSING WHERE THE LARGE KNOB SITS ON AND IT GUMS UP! Same model as in this video, about 3 years old. The grease has become sticky like tree gum. Isopropyl alcohol and Acetone(!) cannot remove it. I didn't try cleaning solvent or turpentine yet. The backside facing the vest is clean. Looks like the balancing function is gone. Dis anyone experience the same problem?
@blainewalker21476 ай бұрын
Using an old npf battery as a mounting point for transmitters is BRILLIANT. BRAVO!!
@BostonUndead6177 ай бұрын
I'm having a similar problem right now. Rechargeable batteries seemed to be the issue. Now, I have no clue. There's a weird interference that may or may not be from.... I wish I knew. Just weird. I have the 200a version- which is supposed record a backup on a micro SD and it randomly stops working.
@travisminneapolis7 ай бұрын
I have an FX30 and picked this EF to E Vello, and it won't even autofocus at all. Doesn't even try :( Thanks BHPhoto Dealzone fail
@rickgold48547 ай бұрын
Screw you
@zrizzy69589 ай бұрын
there's a better way today to share a davinci resolve project with all of the assets
@doughgarcia60867 ай бұрын
is that way i would like to know
@zrizzy69587 ай бұрын
@@doughgarcia6086just using a flash drive and using export and then restore project archive, right click at the first home menu. I believe that that's what I thought, I wrote it about two months ago
@cebb50589 ай бұрын
if i can just smash the like button ;)
@harrylim46299 ай бұрын
didnt have any follow up videoo after this :(
@card-joker530110 ай бұрын
hello Mister! I have two Jinbei EF 150W LED Lights (COB) They have the abillaty to ger powered by a speazial Jinbei Battery (HD-610) 14,8V 6000mAH Continiuous Discharge Current 20A, so i wonder if i could build a Adapter for V-Mount Battery instead ? Would it be possible?e?
@Troy_Sent_A_Message10 ай бұрын
Have you ever found a shell, that you can just swap out your own 18650's? Like user swappable? Guess it would make battery companies obsolete if they did that?
@dave8829 ай бұрын
That would be great. Haven’t found one yet. You could just get a cheap old npf550 and bulk out a big pack onto the back of it.
@reedeema11 ай бұрын
Hey thx for the Review. Can you tell me the cheapest Monitor with a Recording feature ? Thx :)
@pandoraefretum Жыл бұрын
good review. How do I remove the 3-pin cable ? I want to use a 5-pin cable for a stereo mic
@maxgomedov6533 Жыл бұрын
Hello!! Have you continued to use it? How is it holding up? Would love to hear more!
@kostadimitrov5455 Жыл бұрын
How did you open the covers of the V lock batteries ?
@thienthanhnguyen4803 Жыл бұрын
You talked damn fast and the video don't have subtitles .
@xonx209 Жыл бұрын
Since you already opened them up, could you publish the cells used in different brands of battery pack and do some teststhe cells (e.g. capacity, BMS functionality, etc)
@xonx209 Жыл бұрын
I didn't think Aputure would cut this kind of corner. Thanks for pointing this out.
@Pattern_seeker202 Жыл бұрын
Thanks!
@tommyboy3737 Жыл бұрын
Hi, I have a question I bought EcoBatt Kraft Faced Fiberglass insulation Batt 3- 1/2 x 15" x 93". My question is will this be safe to use ill be covering the back with Weed Barrier and wrapping the front with cotton duck canvas. I just want to make sure that no particles get in there. If you could get back to me I'd really appreciate it..
@debergiacwhite4401 Жыл бұрын
Pablo.. hook ya boy up and tell Nydia I said what's up.. She's cute.
@PantherSpawn Жыл бұрын
How this holding up after awhile?
@cudak888 Жыл бұрын
Was going to give you a big thumbs up for this, but upon seeing your approach to wiring, I cannot do so in good faith. Soldering and electrical tape is not appropriate for 120V AC and could result in a shock on set, or fire if the electrical tape loosens up. Doubt any insurance would cover a production with this, and there won't be a city municipal code in the US that will allow its use. Also, even though it seems so much easier, never, never, never put acid flux on electrical wires - a few months later and the joints will have significant corrosion on them. There are two safe ways to hook up the wires you show here: 1. Slide a piece of heat shrink onto the main cable, then crimp the individual wires together with butt splices (preferably with built-in heat-shrink tubing) and then encase all of them with the main heat shrink. Ideally, you'll want to also re-cut the cable ends staggered with each other, so if one does pull apart, it's less likely to short on the cable directly next to it. I know you do allude to heatshrink being better, and potential dangers if the electrical tape were to fail, but the hazards of your experiment _really_ aren't emphasized enough for the average freelancer who knows a lot more about cinema then electricity. 2. Feed the wires into a waterproof IP68-rated three-wire junction box and connect the wires with the internal connectors. Either of these is a solid approach to joining these cables safely. No disrespect intended with these comments, but the type of wiring shown here is a big no-no and needs to be called out. P.S.: Did this setup or the new power supply have an in-line fuse?
@G-wiseTVlog Жыл бұрын
U talk too much. We did not get it
@davidlundphotography1415 Жыл бұрын
Really interesting, have several aputure lights and their is mass of options for V mount. One tiny little suggestion, brilliant info but just talk a little slower. Help to absorb all of the helpful info. .
@realworld1626 Жыл бұрын
Can we see 100fps
@crissiebarners7549 Жыл бұрын
🄿🅁🄾🄼🄾🅂🄼
@weeardguy Жыл бұрын
Try to find AG Neovo screens. They have multiple models that run on 12 Volt. You'd only need a small converter to bring the 16,8 Volt fully charged voltage a bit down to 12 Volt. (and please, do yourself and your equipment a favour and buy a converter from Recom, Murata and other reputable brands and not the Aliexpress stuff). Yes, they are heavy (far more heavy than the usual monitors out there) but they are more rugged, can come with rubber-protected corners, have a metal case ánd can provide a glass layer in front of the screen to protect the vulnerable LCD. The PCB is completely more rugged than any consumer-model out there (I opened mine to find if I could get rid of an annoying sound produced by the backlight power supply). Another plus is the fact they can be adjusted thoroughly with testcards (one can control each individual color from completely zero to full 100%, most consumer-monitors can't). Also contrast and brightness is a completely seperate setting that not only goes from zero to 100%, but also does not interfere with eachother, like it usually does on consumer-monitors. And to top it all: my AG Neovo RX-24, which I got second hand, still beats my newer (also second hand) Iiyama XB3270QS (which I considered the better monitor) when it comes to sRGB capability. Not by much (4 percent or so) but I was surprised such an older screen still performs so well. The fact you didn't get nuts with your V-mount plate has simply to do with the fact that you normally screw this onto equipment that has threads at the right place, and because those threads are in places where you can't reach with a pair of pliers or socket to hold a nut in place, that's why.
@weeardguy Жыл бұрын
Considering that some batteries turn their FETs off in protection of the cells while the others don't could mean that they stress the cells more. The gas gauge inside the packs is set to a maximum output current. Go over that and it just cuts off the FETs to the outside world. Either wait long enough or remove the overcurrent condition and the gas gauge will turn the FETs on again. Besides a software-setting to make the battery more expensive, it's also protection. Not every cell or PCB can handle high output currents. Higher overcurrent settings make the batteries usefull for high-drain applications, making the pack more expensive, while it's the same battery when cheaper, but then just set with a lower maximum current.
@weeardguy Жыл бұрын
Pity that you didn't properly connect and insulate a mains cable. If I would see such a cable, I'd request you to leave it unplugged. There's no strain relief, there's no proper insulation, just an accident waiting to happen.
@weeardguy Жыл бұрын
The BMS inside those things is not just 10 dollars... Those are very advanced pieces of electronics by Texas Instruments or Maxim, besides probably a few other big names in the battery management industry. The chips are costly at 15 dollars and over (mind you, these are price points at 50 pieces and up!) and are incredibly complex. It only took me 9 months of self-study to figure out how to reset mine (BQ20Z65), and then finally start recelling them. The cases are NOT that cheap. Depending on the brand they have to endure strict testing for mechanical impact, fire-resistance and just overall quality (the whole battery is hanging on the V-mount basically, that needs some thought on the design of the casing). Certification for travel by plane is part of the high price. The aerospace-industry knows its prices... As the manufacturers will buy the cells by thousands, the price per cell drops significantly (I paid 360 euro for 180 genuine Panasonic NCR18650B's, they are far more expensive when bought by smaller amounts) And when it comes to the cells not being that well balanced: not an issue. The gas gauge will take care of that, it will only limit the total lifetime-on-a-charge for the total battery because one group of cells is worse than the other.
@xonx209 Жыл бұрын
Not well balanced is an issue. It could significantly shorten the life of the entire battery pack. It also imply the BMS may not be working, or maybe there is no BMS at all. In theory, someone could slap together some 18650 cells with no BMS and call it a v mount battery pack.
@weeardguy Жыл бұрын
@@xonx209 I was mainly referring to the video-creator mentioning that this is a thing of cheaper-batteries, while imbalance can happen in any battery and if it's a good BMS/gas gauge, will be corrected by said circuit. Imbalance does not mean the pack is bad, it's just a feature that surfaces when slapping multiple cells together. The chance of 1 cell performing just a bit off compared to the others, gets higher the more cells you put together. A good BMS/gas gauge calculates the amount of energy going into each cell and balances this off during charging already, so that by reaching Full SoC, all cells are at the same energy-level.
@bingbang9643 Жыл бұрын
I bought a step up USB to AC adapter and I'm able to power a small 12 volt 4K monitor out of a small powerbank for the whole day. (I'm very happy because the powerbank was way cheaper and smaller than the NPF batteries the monitor is designed for and it lasted longer.) Now I wonder if there is some kind of adapter for DJI drone batteries, so I can power more stuff with some old drone batteries I have lying around. Maybe DJI to Dtap or USB... I'm even thinking about what makes V-mounts different. Why don't we just put a bunch of power banks together to power anything we want? I feel like we are paying too much for batteries.
@Bo_Hazem Жыл бұрын
Wow, this is crazy good video! Very informative.
@elisabatesfotoogfilm9281 Жыл бұрын
Hello, I will like know for example on the Aputure LS 600 pro, how long battery's will last, some examples of energy durability on different lamps, 100% 50% of intensity
@mikehunt26672 жыл бұрын
Hi . I can fix your squeeky chair really easy and fast !
@mariecyrielle73502 жыл бұрын
Hey! I just tried the F6 plus on my Canon M50 Mark II but I don’t have access to the camera settings on the monitor (such as dual pixal autofocus, ISO, f/ etc … all the Q menu basically) Fonctions I usually can access with the touch screen on my camera. Is there something I can do? Thanks !
@BryceKoebel2 жыл бұрын
When I saw you talking, and then it switched over to your partners hands, it reminded me of that Seinfeld episode with the girl with manly hands haha great video!! just subbed :)
@Callmedstone2 жыл бұрын
Haha breathe gurl.
@soliddomainentertainment56362 жыл бұрын
Should have done a real world test by going outside and not having a fan blow on it. 🤦🏾♂️
@MediaBear2 жыл бұрын
I like how you guys went the extra mile to use the same size kitchen, skillet and stove for the rest and had the exact same kitchen setup constructed on set. Props to set dec for getting the same wall sign you guys have at the rest site :)
@odiemagee2 жыл бұрын
This was very informative & very helpful just very fast it felt like high school all over again 😂 Edit: *I just slowed the playback speed & that helped lol
@Jasperi2 жыл бұрын
Your left and right channels are 180º out of phase somehow! I had my speaker in mono that the video was silent.
@GRUBB-MUDD2 жыл бұрын
I been using capcut, but I need something better, I use a tablet to edit everything. can u use resolve and get the sounds on a phone or tablet
@GRUBB-MUDD Жыл бұрын
@@Unknown-Thief is it on Android yet
@KasaiFilms82 жыл бұрын
Question - So the feelworld is not compatible with the Ursa Mini 4k?
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If you show with this on any decent film sets ... you are fired by the safety person (even though it's not really much of a safety issue).
Tool batteries have better cells inside and have similar voltages and capacities, yet they cost way less. Makita makes black 14,4V batteries, just check makita bl1450. The price of V mount is BS just like the price of most video and photo gear. I've used some V-mount bats with outdated cells in them, yet they costed $500. Absolutely no excuse for it.
The only realy BIG problem is "NO ANDROID" version !
your channel is way too high quality for the amount of views youre getting. I would keep going but I would try and figure out some way to promote your channel.
OK, Nice! But is there a way to edit it natively on my Android phone? Or at least on an Android tablet. I know there is Resolve for iPad, but not for Android...
99 watt hours shouldn’t cost much more than 100 dollars for just the battery (with markup to the customer already applied) maybe say another 20 for the electronics and then add some more stuff on top, how is a small rig 300 dollars??
Opened the bag of my safely stored Easyrig - Clone after one year to find out THAT THE GREASE CREEPED OUT OF THE HOUSING WHERE THE LARGE KNOB SITS ON AND IT GUMS UP! Same model as in this video, about 3 years old. The grease has become sticky like tree gum. Isopropyl alcohol and Acetone(!) cannot remove it. I didn't try cleaning solvent or turpentine yet. The backside facing the vest is clean. Looks like the balancing function is gone. Dis anyone experience the same problem?
Using an old npf battery as a mounting point for transmitters is BRILLIANT. BRAVO!!
I'm having a similar problem right now. Rechargeable batteries seemed to be the issue. Now, I have no clue. There's a weird interference that may or may not be from.... I wish I knew. Just weird. I have the 200a version- which is supposed record a backup on a micro SD and it randomly stops working.
I have an FX30 and picked this EF to E Vello, and it won't even autofocus at all. Doesn't even try :( Thanks BHPhoto Dealzone fail
Screw you
there's a better way today to share a davinci resolve project with all of the assets
is that way i would like to know
@@doughgarcia6086just using a flash drive and using export and then restore project archive, right click at the first home menu. I believe that that's what I thought, I wrote it about two months ago
if i can just smash the like button ;)
didnt have any follow up videoo after this :(
hello Mister! I have two Jinbei EF 150W LED Lights (COB) They have the abillaty to ger powered by a speazial Jinbei Battery (HD-610) 14,8V 6000mAH Continiuous Discharge Current 20A, so i wonder if i could build a Adapter for V-Mount Battery instead ? Would it be possible?e?
Have you ever found a shell, that you can just swap out your own 18650's? Like user swappable? Guess it would make battery companies obsolete if they did that?
That would be great. Haven’t found one yet. You could just get a cheap old npf550 and bulk out a big pack onto the back of it.
Hey thx for the Review. Can you tell me the cheapest Monitor with a Recording feature ? Thx :)
good review. How do I remove the 3-pin cable ? I want to use a 5-pin cable for a stereo mic
Hello!! Have you continued to use it? How is it holding up? Would love to hear more!
How did you open the covers of the V lock batteries ?
You talked damn fast and the video don't have subtitles .
Since you already opened them up, could you publish the cells used in different brands of battery pack and do some teststhe cells (e.g. capacity, BMS functionality, etc)
I didn't think Aputure would cut this kind of corner. Thanks for pointing this out.
Thanks!
Hi, I have a question I bought EcoBatt Kraft Faced Fiberglass insulation Batt 3- 1/2 x 15" x 93". My question is will this be safe to use ill be covering the back with Weed Barrier and wrapping the front with cotton duck canvas. I just want to make sure that no particles get in there. If you could get back to me I'd really appreciate it..
Pablo.. hook ya boy up and tell Nydia I said what's up.. She's cute.
How this holding up after awhile?
Was going to give you a big thumbs up for this, but upon seeing your approach to wiring, I cannot do so in good faith. Soldering and electrical tape is not appropriate for 120V AC and could result in a shock on set, or fire if the electrical tape loosens up. Doubt any insurance would cover a production with this, and there won't be a city municipal code in the US that will allow its use. Also, even though it seems so much easier, never, never, never put acid flux on electrical wires - a few months later and the joints will have significant corrosion on them. There are two safe ways to hook up the wires you show here: 1. Slide a piece of heat shrink onto the main cable, then crimp the individual wires together with butt splices (preferably with built-in heat-shrink tubing) and then encase all of them with the main heat shrink. Ideally, you'll want to also re-cut the cable ends staggered with each other, so if one does pull apart, it's less likely to short on the cable directly next to it. I know you do allude to heatshrink being better, and potential dangers if the electrical tape were to fail, but the hazards of your experiment _really_ aren't emphasized enough for the average freelancer who knows a lot more about cinema then electricity. 2. Feed the wires into a waterproof IP68-rated three-wire junction box and connect the wires with the internal connectors. Either of these is a solid approach to joining these cables safely. No disrespect intended with these comments, but the type of wiring shown here is a big no-no and needs to be called out. P.S.: Did this setup or the new power supply have an in-line fuse?
U talk too much. We did not get it
Really interesting, have several aputure lights and their is mass of options for V mount. One tiny little suggestion, brilliant info but just talk a little slower. Help to absorb all of the helpful info. .
Can we see 100fps
🄿🅁🄾🄼🄾🅂🄼
Try to find AG Neovo screens. They have multiple models that run on 12 Volt. You'd only need a small converter to bring the 16,8 Volt fully charged voltage a bit down to 12 Volt. (and please, do yourself and your equipment a favour and buy a converter from Recom, Murata and other reputable brands and not the Aliexpress stuff). Yes, they are heavy (far more heavy than the usual monitors out there) but they are more rugged, can come with rubber-protected corners, have a metal case ánd can provide a glass layer in front of the screen to protect the vulnerable LCD. The PCB is completely more rugged than any consumer-model out there (I opened mine to find if I could get rid of an annoying sound produced by the backlight power supply). Another plus is the fact they can be adjusted thoroughly with testcards (one can control each individual color from completely zero to full 100%, most consumer-monitors can't). Also contrast and brightness is a completely seperate setting that not only goes from zero to 100%, but also does not interfere with eachother, like it usually does on consumer-monitors. And to top it all: my AG Neovo RX-24, which I got second hand, still beats my newer (also second hand) Iiyama XB3270QS (which I considered the better monitor) when it comes to sRGB capability. Not by much (4 percent or so) but I was surprised such an older screen still performs so well. The fact you didn't get nuts with your V-mount plate has simply to do with the fact that you normally screw this onto equipment that has threads at the right place, and because those threads are in places where you can't reach with a pair of pliers or socket to hold a nut in place, that's why.
Considering that some batteries turn their FETs off in protection of the cells while the others don't could mean that they stress the cells more. The gas gauge inside the packs is set to a maximum output current. Go over that and it just cuts off the FETs to the outside world. Either wait long enough or remove the overcurrent condition and the gas gauge will turn the FETs on again. Besides a software-setting to make the battery more expensive, it's also protection. Not every cell or PCB can handle high output currents. Higher overcurrent settings make the batteries usefull for high-drain applications, making the pack more expensive, while it's the same battery when cheaper, but then just set with a lower maximum current.
Pity that you didn't properly connect and insulate a mains cable. If I would see such a cable, I'd request you to leave it unplugged. There's no strain relief, there's no proper insulation, just an accident waiting to happen.
The BMS inside those things is not just 10 dollars... Those are very advanced pieces of electronics by Texas Instruments or Maxim, besides probably a few other big names in the battery management industry. The chips are costly at 15 dollars and over (mind you, these are price points at 50 pieces and up!) and are incredibly complex. It only took me 9 months of self-study to figure out how to reset mine (BQ20Z65), and then finally start recelling them. The cases are NOT that cheap. Depending on the brand they have to endure strict testing for mechanical impact, fire-resistance and just overall quality (the whole battery is hanging on the V-mount basically, that needs some thought on the design of the casing). Certification for travel by plane is part of the high price. The aerospace-industry knows its prices... As the manufacturers will buy the cells by thousands, the price per cell drops significantly (I paid 360 euro for 180 genuine Panasonic NCR18650B's, they are far more expensive when bought by smaller amounts) And when it comes to the cells not being that well balanced: not an issue. The gas gauge will take care of that, it will only limit the total lifetime-on-a-charge for the total battery because one group of cells is worse than the other.
Not well balanced is an issue. It could significantly shorten the life of the entire battery pack. It also imply the BMS may not be working, or maybe there is no BMS at all. In theory, someone could slap together some 18650 cells with no BMS and call it a v mount battery pack.
@@xonx209 I was mainly referring to the video-creator mentioning that this is a thing of cheaper-batteries, while imbalance can happen in any battery and if it's a good BMS/gas gauge, will be corrected by said circuit. Imbalance does not mean the pack is bad, it's just a feature that surfaces when slapping multiple cells together. The chance of 1 cell performing just a bit off compared to the others, gets higher the more cells you put together. A good BMS/gas gauge calculates the amount of energy going into each cell and balances this off during charging already, so that by reaching Full SoC, all cells are at the same energy-level.
I bought a step up USB to AC adapter and I'm able to power a small 12 volt 4K monitor out of a small powerbank for the whole day. (I'm very happy because the powerbank was way cheaper and smaller than the NPF batteries the monitor is designed for and it lasted longer.) Now I wonder if there is some kind of adapter for DJI drone batteries, so I can power more stuff with some old drone batteries I have lying around. Maybe DJI to Dtap or USB... I'm even thinking about what makes V-mounts different. Why don't we just put a bunch of power banks together to power anything we want? I feel like we are paying too much for batteries.
Wow, this is crazy good video! Very informative.
Hello, I will like know for example on the Aputure LS 600 pro, how long battery's will last, some examples of energy durability on different lamps, 100% 50% of intensity
Hi . I can fix your squeeky chair really easy and fast !
Hey! I just tried the F6 plus on my Canon M50 Mark II but I don’t have access to the camera settings on the monitor (such as dual pixal autofocus, ISO, f/ etc … all the Q menu basically) Fonctions I usually can access with the touch screen on my camera. Is there something I can do? Thanks !
When I saw you talking, and then it switched over to your partners hands, it reminded me of that Seinfeld episode with the girl with manly hands haha great video!! just subbed :)
Haha breathe gurl.
Should have done a real world test by going outside and not having a fan blow on it. 🤦🏾♂️
I like how you guys went the extra mile to use the same size kitchen, skillet and stove for the rest and had the exact same kitchen setup constructed on set. Props to set dec for getting the same wall sign you guys have at the rest site :)
This was very informative & very helpful just very fast it felt like high school all over again 😂 Edit: *I just slowed the playback speed & that helped lol
Your left and right channels are 180º out of phase somehow! I had my speaker in mono that the video was silent.
I been using capcut, but I need something better, I use a tablet to edit everything. can u use resolve and get the sounds on a phone or tablet
@@Unknown-Thief is it on Android yet
Question - So the feelworld is not compatible with the Ursa Mini 4k?