The RVP+ 3' DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 2-Packenables you to connect your equipment to your display, giving you a clear and smooth view with support up to 8K resolution at 60 Hz or 4K resolution at 144 Hz. This cable is compatible with various protocols including HDCP 2.2 security, HBR3 bandwidth, and HDR visuals. Each cable also supports a wide range of graphics cards with FreeSync and G-Sync adaptive sync technologies. A durable woven outer nylon jacket and gold-plated connectors add a layer of reliability to the cable, ensuring long-lasting performance.

2 x Cables Included    Supports up to 8K Resolution    Up to 144 Hz Supported    HDCP 2.2, HBR3, HDR Compatible    FreeSync & G-Sync Compatible    Woven Nylon Exterior Jacket    Gold-Plated Connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the expiration date?

A: The expiration date will vary depending on purchase date as stock is consistently changing. All film is within the expiration date, though.

Q: 2. Can the aperture ring be controlled in camera?

A: If you set/lock the lens to its minimum aperture setting on the lens, then yes, you can control the aperture via the control on the camera body.

Q: 3. Does this lens have internal focusing? I would be using it with a matte box and would like to keep the option of filters open.

A: The ZEISS Milvus 1.4/25 features internal focusing and there is no front telescoping of the barrel while focusing.

Q: 4. How does this lens differ from the older Planar 85mm lens?

A: This lens differs in all aspects, except the core characteristics (85mm focal lefth and 1.4 aperture). Unlike some other Milvus lenses (I'm thinking about the 50mm for example), this has been built from the ground-up and bears no resemblance to any other lens they have made. The 85 has more similarities with the Otus than the older Planar. In a nutshell: this lens is much much MUCH sharper than the older Planar. It also manages CA better. It however has slightly more vignetting.

Q: 5. Is this lens suitable for cinema camera use? The balloon shape end makes me think it would be difficult to attach a matte box for instance. Also, does the lens extend and retract during focus?

A: Yes. We suggest the following Matte box when using this lens. Cavision 3 x 3 Swing-Away Matte Box Package with 15mm Bracket for DSLR Cameras BH #CAMB3485S15B • MFR #MB3485S-15FBSA-DSLR https://bhpho.to/3xg7a8v

Q: 6. Is this a 4 x 5 negative? It's a Christmas gift for my son & I'm clueless.

A: No, this is 120 film for a medium format camera. If you are looking for 4x5 film, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3qc55pP

Q: 7. How is this film stored? If it is frozen, then the expiration date doesn't matter as much.

A: My experience with slide film is that when frozen it retains very good reproductive quality. 5-6 years ago I purchased a large stock of Elite Chrome - EB-3 and EBX. I recently brought out some rolls of EBX - 2012 exp. - and the developed product looks gorgeous. I purchased some of these Velvia 50 and have stored them in the freezer and expect they will be fine when I get around to using them. I have some rolls of Velvia I have had for many years and every time I have used a roll the colors are fine. Also, I take the film out of the freezer shortly before I am going to use it. I warm it in my hand for 10 or so minutes and/or put it under my leg on the seat of the car for the drive to wherever I am going to shoot a roll. I have never had any issues. Think about it. If you are taking photos in the winter, the film in the camera is pretty close to what is the ambient temperature. Of course there is a limit, but the batteries in the camera usually fail prior to that point anyway. One final thing. Prior to sending for development, I keep the exposed rolls in the freezer too.

Q: 8. if i were to use the manual focus Zeiss Milvus on a 5D Mark iv, are there replacement focussing screens for the camera?

A: Unfortunately 5d mark iv focusing screen is not user replaceable and we do not carry any options for that camera.

Q: 9. Are there different versions of this lens with model numbers?

A: The ZEISS Milvus 35mm f/1.4 is produced in two versions, The ZE which utilizes Canon's EF mount and the ZF.2 which utilizes Nikon's F mount. These two versions of the lens have different model numbers which indicate their mount type.

Q: 10. Can you view these pictures on slide projector?

A: Yes.