Macbook Charger Turns From Green To Orange

I bought a green and an orange one.

I use this when shooting color infrared film. I also use a #25 red filter and an orange filter. The yellow one gives me the typical blue/red/white hues of color infrared, the orange filter turns more to the magentas, whereas the red filter turns things towards the green hues.

Years ago I purchased an orange 1550 Pelican case with padded dividers. Turns out, I never ended up using the padded dividers. Recently I found a use for the (unused) padded dividers. Because the old case is/was still in use, I purchased this new 1550 case (without foam) to house the old padded dividers. Of course, the dividers fit perfectly inside new case. I cant get enough of Pelican cases. They never fail. As a result, I find myself relying on them more and more to protect, store, and transport my gear. Great product.

Red...Green...Blue...White...Cyan...Magenta...Amber...Orange...you pick and choose. Fire up DMX and not only do you have a nice color palette, but unlike nearly every derby effect light out there you can actually dim the intensity of each color! Really works well when combined with static lighting to get just enough movement blended into your look. Loving it so far!

Works great with the Bescor battery...the light turns green on it when it's fully charged.

Used in a church sanctuary to send HDMI long distances and does it job. The green/orange/red indicator is very handy as well as the surface mounting hardware.

Used in a church sanctuary with DGK6 cable. Signals are excellent. Red/Orange/Green indicator is especially handy as well as the surface mounting hardware.

I may be dating myself, but this reminds me of Pokey and Gumby but not orange and green. I've not used it much, but so far, it's exceeded my expectations. Hopefully it will be durable.

Nice little device. Let me save you some time and energy in getting the spec's on it. Don't bother emailing the manufacturer you just get we don't know, it's manufactured in China. This device does follow the DMX512/1990 Lighting control protocol. The pinout for the RJ45 is: 1 white orange - DMX + (pin 3 XLR) 2 orange - DMX - (pin 2 XLR) 3 white green - Secondary + (pin 5 XLR) 4 blue - no assignment 5 white blue - no assignment 6 green - Secondary - (pin4 XLR) 7 white brown - Ground (pin 1 XLR) 8 brown - Ground (pin 1 XLR)

Honestly this case made the installation process easy and fun, added a couple green and orange aftermarket fans for color and looks. So far running very smoothly!