Sync timecode between your camera and a timecode unit with this Canon R5 C DIN Timecode Cable Right-Angle 3.5mm 11.8"from DigitalFoto. This cable features a DIN 1.0/2.3 connector on one end to plug into a camera such as the Canon R5C, and a right-angle 3.5mm connector on the other end plugs into a timecode device such as a Tentacle Sync E or Deity TC-1. The cable measures 11.8" in length.

Jam Sync Timecode between Devices    3.5mm Connector for Timecode Unit    DIN 1.0/2.3 Connector for Camera    3.5mm Right-Angle Connector    Cable Measures 11.8" in Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the RRS plate fit on Manfrotto Befree Advanced Travel Aluminum Tripod with 494 Ball Head (Twist Locks)? If not, what do you recommend (travel tripod) for Canon R5?

A: Unfortunately, it will not, as it uses the 200PL/200PLPRO style of plate. Any travel tripod that uses the arca-swiss style will suffice, like the Oben, Sirui, Peak Design, and new RRS travel tripod. :)

Q: 2. Does this kit come with screws needed to mount the support to the lens?

A: Yes, this kit should come with everything you need to attach it to your lens.

Q: 3. Will this plate work with the Battery Griip? I don't see the hole in the bottom of the Grip for the pin that is in line with the tripod mounting bolt.

A: No, this plate is meant to work for body only.

Q: 4. It seems as if the description is incorrect. Timecode cable is not a Fisher connector usually but BNC or similar. Is there a mix up?

A: On the RED KOMODO, the 9-Pin Extension port carries the Timecode signal. If you need BNC for Timecode, get the RED DIGITAL CINEMA KOMODO Expander Module. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1570780-REG/red_digital_cinema_720_0058_komodo_expander_module.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 5. Will this plate work with the Peak Design Anchors? I need a flat bottom so that the Camera can sit firmly on a flat surface.

A: Unfortunately, neither us nor RRS have more images showing a more detailed view of the bottom of the plate. Until we are able to inspect it physically, it would be hard to be 100% sure. At first glance though, there don't seem to be any loops or recessed areas that you would be able to loop the PD anchors.

Q: 6. Does the mounting screw stay attached to the plate? I have a Kirk plate that the screw just falls out.

A: Yes, it stays attached.

Q: 7. Bought this plate and there is two small bosses on the bottom that don’t fit the camera holes??

A: Unfortunately, I am not sure what you mean by "two small bosses on the bottom" of the camera plate. In any case, the Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 Mirrorless Camera has a single built-in standard threaded 1/4"-20 male mounting screw on the plate which would screw into the female-threaded 1/4"-20 tripod socket on the bottom of the Canon EOS R5 or R6 Mirrorless Digital Camera. The plate may also have an accessory female 1/4"-20 threaded socket and a QD (Quick Detach) socket for an optional QD strap on the base of the unit, but it would connect to the camera via the 1/4" tripod socket.

Q: 8. Work with rode videomicro to camera or phone?

A: No, the SC10 cable is not compatible with the VideoMicro which has a standard 3.5mm TRS output. The SC10 will work with the VideoMic NTG. For the VideoMicro, you can use the Rode SC7 (B&H # ROSC7) which has a standard 3.5mm TRS connector on one side and connects to the mic's output and a 3.5mm TRRS connector on the other side to connect to a smartphone. The cable that comes with the VideoMicro is the SC2 (B&H # ROSC2) and it has standard 3.5mm TRS connectors on both ends, This is the cable to use for connecting the VideoMicro to cameras and recorders.

Q: 9. how long is this cable?

A: The Deity Microphones C15 Right-Angle Locking 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle BNC Timecode Cable is 19 inches long.

Q: 10. Does this fit the R6 Mark II?

A: The Really Right Stuff Base Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 Mirrorless Camera is compatible with the Canon EOS R6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera.