KAM LED POWERBAR Demonstration

0:01 This is the blurred version of this guy here from Cam

Alright guys, now this could be a relatively long video but it doesn't really matter because the whole idea of this is to show it in its punk style. In other words, forget the frills, forget the fancy cuts, edits and look how wonderful it looks! This is the blurred version of this guy here from Cam. It's the LED power bar and I'll put the usual lickable clinks in the description. Right, so, it comes in a very flashy blank case. Look at that. Marvellous. Just big enough to put your shotgun in. Right, so what I'm going to do is open it up. Actually, it's too big for your shotgun, so don't bother. And, right, there you go. Now, I don't know if you can see some flappy bits there. Don't worry about that, that's just a plastic covering over the lens at the front or the glass, possibly plastic at the front. So, what I suggest you do is, if it's not flappy, flappy like that, leave it on because it will just stop.

1:45 What I'll do is

The plastic itself from scratching, but at the end of the day, let's think about it. What are you going to do? You're going to have it in the pack or on the T-bar. So theoretically, it shouldn't be in a position where it's going to be scratched anyway on the basis that you look after it. Thank you. Right, so what I'm going to do, I'm going to take that out. I just thought actually, looking tripod, where's that? Come on, stay there. Here it is. Got it. Okay. Tripod. No, I didn't. There's two zips. Okay. Right. What I'll do is... See, I've lost my wide-angle lens, which is a bit of a pain. So if I put the camera about there, that's better. You'll notice I've got a bit of smoke in the background. Right. Try and see what I'm doing. Yep. Okay. So, put that about there. Right. Small important fact here.

There you go. Watch. If I turn this, guess what? It stops. If I turn it a tiny bit, it stops. But if I put pressure on there, I can push it down. Now, what these ingenious people have realised over a couple of years is that certain area there where you tighten the bar, if you tighten it too much, over a period of time, you will start to knacker the thread. So, what they've done... All you've got to do is set the height you want it at, put a small little bar through there and just tighten that a little bit. Come here, I'll show you. Hold on. Don't go away. I'll just show you that. Very simple but ingenious. There it is. That bit there. So, there you go. Tighten that a little bit. And a little bit more. A tiny bit more. A very tiny bit more.

That's better. So it's not a little bit of very tight, and then you're sorted. But if you're not bothered, you can leave it like that. Right, so thank you. I've got that sorted. Just put that back there. Like that. And that. Let's go blurry again. Please don't go blurry. Thank you. Right. You do actually get one of those screwing in bits, so I'll explain about that in a second. Let's get the power bar. There. And... Right, I don't know if you can see. I'm going to put that in the back of, see the post? Right at the back of the post, that screws in. So it basically stops that moving from side to side.

5:11 It's gone dark and stuff, but who cares?

Right, we've got light. Okay, and you're being blinded. And it's gone blue. Never mind. Right, let's turn off. Freaking heck. I like it. Okay. Right. That's so cool. Right, okay. It's gone dark and stuff, but who cares? Right, I'm going to turn those the other way around now. Alright, so let's have a look. See what I'm doing. Right, if we take a look now, we've basically got all of them. Facing in a similar direction. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to move them, so that one is sort of, let's say, I don't know, 60 degrees that direction, 45 degrees, 45 and 60 degrees, okay? So if I move this back like so, and let's do that 60, 45, 45. 60 degrees.

In fact, I'm going to tilt those slightly up and those slightly down. There. Right. No. I am looking at that. And one of the... Not the... Right. I do apologise. I forget the bloody name of it now. But the bar... Was it the LED... Oh, power bar. That's it. It's not the power bar, the power bar. Sensitivity here for your microphone. That there is for your footswitch and that comes with the unit. What else have we got here? Power in. And that is just about it. Right, they are very bright actually. Right, let's tap that. Okay, right, we're on red, green, red, red.

Bearing in mind as well, because I try LEDs, with a good DMX, well I want to say good DMX controller, with sort of any DMX controller. You can set them so you can get almost white light because when they're all on you have got white light. There you go, see for example there. Right, so if I just put those there. There you go. Now again, bearing in mind, you're watching this through a camera so it could be slightly different colour-wise or the texture of the colour should I say. But there you go. Hold on a minute. Right. Ha ha ha!

Right, that's only two of them. Oh, that's good. I was thinking, huh? But that's literally two of them. Alright? So if I put that one there and that one there, that is just two of them. Okay, that's one of them. Right, there you go. That should give you a general idea. Alright, so, punk style video on the Cam LED power bar and I will put the usual lickable clink in the description. And if you want any more information check out our website www.cam .co.uk. Practice and enjoy. Thank you very much.

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