The 35' Kramer High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet 35ftfrom Kramer High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet 35ftis designed for out-of-sight and long-distance installations. It can be routed through the wall, under the carpet, around corners, and behind your entertainment system with ease. The flat design of the cable renders it unobtrusive, so you don't have to worry about any unsightly wires sticking out of your installation. The flat design also reduces interference and crosstalk.

Supports Full HD, 4K    Flat Design Reduces Crosstalk    Gold-Plated Connectors    K-Lock Pull-Resistant Connectors

Flexible, flat cable is designed to have less crosstalk and interference than with traditional round HDMI cables.

The cable is capable of carrying extremely high bandwidth signals, including 1080p over longer runs than conventional designs, without signal degradation.

Provides 15 lb of restraining force for a non-slip connection.

Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and cut down on impedance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these flash units compatible with the Nikon CLS?

A: No they are compatible with Canon's RT System. This is a similar version for the Nikon system: https://bhpho.to/2EOq10f

Q: 2. Which light trigger works for this product?

A: Yes. Please review the following item in order to drive system. Godox XProC TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon Cameras BH #GOXPROC • MFR #XPROC https://bhpho.to/2EoHkHG

Q: 3. whats the difference between this and the rokinon 24mm cine lens?

A: The DSX lenses are weather sealed.

Q: 4. Are support rods crucial if Im mounting to Ursa Mini Pro 4.6? I intend to add that too my rig, but right now building one piece at a time.

A: I use these on my URSA Mini Pro and I don't use any support rods. The lens fits the camera very well.

Q: 5. Is it parfocal?

A: According to Sigma, None of the zoom lenses in the (Sigma Cine Lens) lineup are parfocal, but the optical system of each lens offers minimal focal shifting during zooming.

Q: 6. what would be the focal length of the 18-35 on the Red Gemini?

A: The Sigma 18-35mm T2 High-Speed Zoom Lens (PL), this item BH #SI1835T2CZPL • MFR #21096 is designed for Super 35. The Red Gemini is uses a Super 35 sensor. The focal length would be the same, there would be no crop factor of vignetting.

Q: 7. What is the difference between this lens and the sigma 18-35 that is much cheaper?

A: This cinema lens is manual focus only, has gears, greater throw, accurate markings and more robust housing made with finer tolerances. This are specifications that come into play on higher level video productions particularly ones that are working day to day with a crew. For one man band personal video it could be overkill.

Q: 8. This costs $1000 more than the standard model for just glow in the dark paint?

A: Yes. Movie are expensive to make for a reason.

Q: 9. How noisy is the cooling system? Is this light suitable for audio capture in an interview type setup?

A: When we tested the unit in the SuperStore you could not hear the fan over the normal store noise.

Q: 10. los 200 w de potencia (18,000 lux) a cuadros w es equivalente en tungsteno tradicional?

A: Su respuesta es, No. este es un flash y es led y la luz del día balanceada