The Definitive 4D Vs 5D Lense Comparison 

Did your light bar make noice from the wind going down the road? Thanks

Ben Simmons I haven't tried any of the C3 lights yet but I can honestly say I've never had an issue with condensation in any of my auxbeam lights. Sounds to me like yours may not have gotten sealed properly when it was assembled. When they build thousands of light bars the odds are there may be a couple that aren't 100% water tight. one of the first light bars I ever bought was a no name light bar from ebay and it got condensation behind the lens as soon as I installed it. The seller on ebay wouldn't help me so I took it apart and resealed it with clear silicone and it has been fine ever since. But you shouldn't have to do any of that, hopefully they exchange the light bar for you and make it right!

eacardoc1 They wrote me tonight and said they will replace it so I have to respect Auxbeam for fixing a issue when there is one.

Chuck Finley my camera doesn't have a "manual dude" setting but I have tried messing with the exposure and the iso and nothing seems to help....

eacardoc1 well then your results are irrelevant dude, because the exposure is changing with respect to the differences in light. Doing* that would make these comparisons awesome. I can set the exposure manually on my old ass phone, surely even the cheapest of cameras could do the same

Dude his video gives enough of a visual for someone to make a decision for themselves.

OK Davy !

original video poster you started off being not bias of any brand so if that is the case get the 7d and review it. If you do have a deal with Auxbeam it won't be infringed upon seeing as they don't make a 7d light so you are not comparing brand vs brand

5 cent ass I don't have any deals with Auxbeam other than they send me new products from time to time and I test them out. I'm not biased in my reviews, I will test out any brand, make, or model that shows up at my door step so if you would like to buy a 7D light bar and send it to me I would be more than happy to test it out. But here is the problem, I'm not a rich man by any stretch of the imagination so I really can't afford to buy every new light that comes out just to try them out. I wish I could.

I have tried contacting some sellers to get your advertising out there in the manufacturing world. I would simply like to see a 7d review with the 6w chips and not 5w. Have you ever asked sellers to do reviews of their light bars. It could be an option :) Cheers!

outinnavy Honestly, that is a great idea and I will try to send you a link in the next few days. I have purchased one of these light bars and I only though this could help his channel. Thanks for the idea and I will make a video for the people who want to see the performance of the 7d led light bars. A bit of respect would be appreciated next time :)

Blue Patch1413 Well thanks a lot! I wish I could get some more new lights to test but I haven't been able to get any in a while...

kuningmuda The 2 light bars in this video only come with the side "L" brackets. The only light bars I've tested out that I can think of that come with 2 different mounting options would be the X-series by Auxbeam....

eacardoc1 is the X series better than this 5D ? and do they have that X series auxbeam in 42 or like 32 inch??

BeXposedPhotography Hey thanks! And yeah I would love to get a camera that would actually show you what I see at night but I'm pretty much clueless when it comes to cameras so I have no idea what type of camera I would need or what brands and what models are good for that sort of recording.

Ah, man its easy... tons of "DSLR VIDEO" tutorials right on youtube. Start with either a used Canon t3i or a used Sony A6000. Then just youtube how to shoot video in manual mode so you can control the exposure etc. Honestly the basics can be learned in a few hours or days. And you already have all the video editing skills down to create a video, so all you need is quality recorded content and Im sure your view count will sky rocket.