Orange And Blue Ps5 Controller

Love that one side is blue and the other is orange!

Not just inexpensive, but work great as well. I've found that the ND and orange together work well for the Moon. Orange alone also works for the Moon. Blue is my favorite for Jupiter. A very nice set of filters.

Love that there are two sides with two different colors, so I can land without worry if the ground is orange (or blue).

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!

I bought a few of these - some in orange and others in blue, I don't know how I got along as long as I have without something like this. It's nice and compact - clips to anything. Why wouldn't you want a few of them?

I purchased the largest size and it's definitely a large target. I use the Orange side up, but I guess I could use the Blue too. It's a little cumbersome folding it back up for storage.

I got two of these on a recent sale. They are smaller than expected. They are blue (and orange) and not black in case that matters to you. Fast little guys.

I had the dark blue. After it fell off while mountain biking. I now have hunter orange one. My friends all have Bluetooth speakers. This one is the best there is in my opinion

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)

I'm going to use this for black & white film photography. Either in the studio, or I'm really looking forward to trying it out on a really orange sunset! Maybe I'll get a surreal dark horizon but light sky... This filter is darker than I expected (~4 stops filter factor), so I'm glad I didn't get the deep blue one. The glass isn't even coated. But then again, no one else makes blue filters, so case closed. Other than that, I see no problems with it Looking forward to trying it out when I next go out with my large format camera!