KAM LED RGB and White 192 Pannel Units

0:05 Red, green and blue

Alright guys, what we're looking at here is a box. But it's not just any box. It's got some kit inside it. It's from Cam. It's the LED RGB 192 panel. RGB. Red, green and blue. Okay? That's the box. That one is not that one because that one's sort of like in there. That one used to be in a box. Very similar, but that is an LED white 192 panel. Exactly the same, except that's red, green and blue. Yeah, that's white. Right, there it is. Very straightforward. I've also done a video on the UV version of one of these guys. So there's three. There's a coloured, there's a white and the UV. Now I have actually said in the past that I'm getting a little bit bored. I'm getting bored with LED lighting, and to be quite honest, I am. When I say I'm getting bored about LED lighting, it's me. Sorry, that's the cable for my wireless in here dangling about the place. I'm sort of getting bored with the spots of LED lights you see on a wall because there's only so much you can do before it's like it's another spot.

2:03 It's black but it's a white LED

The box may look slightly different, but the spots are exactly the same. I mean, you know, let's be honest, if you've all got influenza or mumps or measles, your spots are all the same, it's just you're slightly different. Where am I going there? I don't know. Anyway, right, here we go. This one here is the LED white 192 panel. Now, guess what? Very simple. Let's imagine I said to you a square is a square. Right, this is white. Well it's black actually. It's black but it's a white LED. It's a panel and it's got 192 LEDs. It's very simple. Like the UV and exactly the same as the RGB. On-off, power, DMX in-out and sensitivity and this guy here, little switchy things. There you are. Switchy things.

For your DMX controller. It will do sounds like Master Slave, etc. Strobe, etc., etc. If you're into the likes of up-lighting, then this maybe is the sort of thing you could be looking for. Now there's no point if you're into up-lighting finding the flashy sort of little LED pins of light. For example, red, green and blue pins of light. Because what will happen, you'll just get red, green and blue. The beauty about panel lights is you do get a good quality wash. In other words, you're very dirty, what do you need? You need a wash. Right, so what I'm going to do, I'm going to stop the camera and we'll have a look at these guys in action. Hold on. Right, there it is. And yeah, that's what it does. Now it's not rocket science, is it? I mean, at the end of the day, look at it. It is a... it's a light! And it shines white.

3:36 It's not going to do any other colour, but it's rather bright

It's not going to do any other colour, but it's rather bright. Alright, it's slightly blurred I know, but at the moment it's doing sound to light. This is a remix. Right, here we go with the RGB, red, green and blue. There you go, just simulating sound to light. Ha, I'll fix that hole in the wall there. Now lastly, with this guy and with the white one and also the UV one, if you've got a DMX controller, There you go, just show you a bit of the info on the back from the RGB and I hope that's been well enough information for you. If you want any more what I'll do, I'll put the usual lickable link in the description. Take you directly to more info on this guy and the other two. So enjoy while you practice or even practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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