Extreme Power Supply Calculator Lite Version

Several of the low STAR reviews were do to the EXTREME COST of the battery / power supply.... Here is the simple Answer: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1266552-REG/dracast_bk_1xnpf2200_1x_np_f_2200mah_battery.html/pageID/accessory

It's a power supply.

I tried to use an aftermarket version of this coupler and power supply with my GH5s and GH5 bodies, but they wouldn't work properly with the cameras. They just wouldn't function correctly. So, I bit the bullet and bought three copies of this coupler and the Panasonic power supply version, all of which work fine. However, I think it's a HUGE rip off that I had to pay so much for them. Just another way for Panasonic (like all other manufacturers) to stick it to the consumer!!!

I recently discovered that the power supply that came with my Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro was delivering power intermittently. Then I realized it wasn't the official manufacturer's version. I tried to find the official Blackmagic version with locking barrel but the only place that had it in stock was B&H! The new power supply works perfectly and even arrived a full three days ahead of schedule, which allowed me time to prep for a shoot. And the B&H team threw in a fantastic microfiber cloth for lens cleaning. Big thanks!

I upgraded to this from the Mic Power II supply because the wall-wart version was introducing some high-pitched switching noise into the system. With the battery-operated option, the noise is no issue.

I was able to get it through some forum contacts, I believe this was a Beta unit, because the new one I recently got was a little bit different (The backplate, the power supply) Both the 18 and 36 versions of the lights are amazing, I first got a 36 version and I liked it so much, I got one more 36 and I got an 18 version, in Daylight. The 18 light is small enough to get 3 of them into a Run and Gun lighting kit, with room to spare for accessories. I see they have the V-Mount option for pre-order, and I plan on getting a few when they're for sale. This light outperforms my Kino Diva's in 1/4 of the space. They put out a ton of light, and I love the COB Led's instead of the Lensed LEDs. the Color is amazing on the light, I got 96 CRI, and it's so nice to see a manufacturer that isn't putting out fake photometric data on their lights (A lot of lights I get claim high CRI only to find out they are unusable, with a greenspike or a magenta cast). The light does wrap a face like they say, but to avoid the multiple shadows, you have to use diffusion on the barndoors or the ones that come with the lights. Also the fact that Flolight is including high quality LEE filters that are specially made for LEDs is pretty impressive. I'm used to get cheap plastic filters, that are well a joke. Anyone who shoots with LEDs panels knows that you have to use diffusion if you plan on shooting any person or subject with depth or contours. I feel like this light was built with care, and it feels like it's going to last for years. There's no plastic cheap anything with the body of the light. I think the one big downfall of the light is the power supply. The first one I got had on on/off switch, and the new one does not? I'm not sure what this is about, maybe they're going to fix this in the future? I'm glad I finally found an upgrade to my Kinos, no more broken bulbs or huge lights to lug around!

I bought this to replace an ac power supply for my Atomos Sumo since nobody seems to sell the OEM Atomos version. I ran my monitor for a full week long shoot with this and had no issues. It's actually a little more compact than the Atomos version which is quite nice.

Great power supply.

is there a power supply included?

Easy to use AND it comes with the power supply when some do not.