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From: KingofComputing
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  • @1:57 - My buttons are labeled differently for white bal. and steadyshot...I have a GL1A. There is no label on mine for steadyshot, and the white balance button labels are on the bottom.

  • @jaworskij yeah this is an original 1999 model whereas the gl1a is a newer update version they released before the gl2. some things might be slightly different i was unaware of the gl1a until i googled it after reading this.

  • Thanks for the video!

  • the 5volt jack was for some older shotgun attachment mikes that used an external power source (most new ones 1990> have the battery built in). it can be used to power other accessories (preamp) that use low power (<100 milliamps @ 5VDC). the manual doesn't even mention it.

  • @HapticX wow thanks didn't know that!

  • Great Video, but I was wondering what is the dc5v beside the mic input really for?

  • @crazec1986 honestly i don't know. i've been using the Gl1 and Gl2 for close to six years now and have never come across the need for it. I honestly think that it's if you have some type of external attachment such as a video light or such that can't pull enough power from the hot shoe, that the 5v DC plug would give a direct connection to the battery? that's my best guess but i don't know and we don't have the manuals anymore.

  • Two finger rule, spreading the legs, your so Dirty Computing king lol

  • @crazec1986 oh you have no idea how many kids got kicked out of that class for making those jokes haha

  • Good video, dude.

  • Pretty useful.

  • @WasabiCookies it should be mandatory for the video club to watch this haha

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