The BG-50 is a Black Burst generator; it conforms to the composite video input and outputs multiple Black Burst signals referenced to the users studio equipment.

The Black Burst generator creates a reference signal for many of todays video tape formats; this signal is created from the composite input.

Two outputs can be configured to deliver composite sync.

The black level can be set to 7.5 or 0 IRE.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much does the BG-E22 battery grip weigh?

A: The weight is about 1 lb.

Q: 2. Does the PD-E1 provide continuous power to the camera when plugged into the BG-E22?

A: It does not.

Q: 3. Will this battery grip work for canon eos RP?

A: I'm sorry, no, Canon doesn't make a battery grip for the RP but Vello does. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3ebYogK

Q: 4. Which is the correct charger to charge directly to this grip while batteries are in the grip?

A: Batteries can't be charged while in the grip

Q: 5. Can the DR-E6C be used with the BG-R10?

A: Yes, the Canon DR-E6C DC Coupler for EOS R5 C can be used with the Canon BG-R10 Battery Grip, when using this grip with the Canon EOS R5 C Mirrorless Cinema Camera.

Q: 6. Does it work with the Canon 90D?

A: The Canon EOS 90D is compatible with the Canon BG-E14 Battery Grip for EOS 70D, 80D, and 90D, B&H # CABGE14. https://bhpho.to/30IfLzI

Q: 7. Does this drain one battery first, then switch to the second battery so that you can pull the drained battery out and charge it while still shooting with the second battery? or do they both drain in parallel?

A: The batteries are drained in parallel.

Q: 8. Power adapter

A: The Canon BG-R10 Battery Grip holds Holds One or Two LP-E6NH Batteries and does not work with a power adapter.

Q: 9. Can both batteries be charged within the grip?

A: Yes, when you attach the power adapter to the camera via the usb-c port, you can charge the batteries in the grip.

Q: 10. Can you use one of the newer LP-E6NH batteries in combination with one older LP-E6N?

A: Yes.