The black, Century ProPower SJTW Extension Cord 12 AWG Black 10ftfrom Century ProPower SJTW Extension Cord 12 AWG Black 10ftis made of soft-drawn, bunch-stranded 100% copper conductors for flexibility. The heavy-duty cord is molded with large strain reliefs at both ends for durability. This 12-AWG, 10' extension cord is manufactured with cold-weather insulating and jacketing compounds.

100% Copper Conductors    Insulated Against Cold Weather    Supports Up to 300 VAC    Up to 15A Current Draw    Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor Use    Water Resistant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are those standard 1/2inch loc-line elements?

A: Yes, they are standard loc-line elements

Q: 2. Can this product be used with the Canon 60mm f/2,8 Macro lens?

A: Yes you can ,it is fully compatible with Canon Digital EF-S lenses , assuming you have APS-C camera

Q: 3. Are KUPO c stands compatible with Matthews? For example, could a Kupo gobo head attach to a Matthews baby pin or Matthews grip arm? Can you 'soldier' the stands next to each other (Matthews agains Kupo)? Looking to invest in a brand, and for the turtle base option I'd like, the Matthews is $50 more, and I like the quick release idea Kupo has. Is there any real con to investing in Kupo? I will be using these for film and video applications. Thanks!

A: Stick with Mathews or Avenger I worked at a rental house and those two are the only brand I saw they were easily 6 years old and two a beating in and out , in studio out on location in the sea in the pool in the sand . regular work horses , clean them and spray silicon and ready for the next rental

Q: 4. Looking to use this with my 1dx mark ii on my 85mm 1.4 IS for doing closeup macro like shots for product videos instead of spending $750 on the 100mm macro lens for the moment (i'll eventually get it). Anyone else have sucess using it for anything similar?

A: Adding this extension tube between the 1dx2 and the 85mm 1.4 IS will change the magnification from 0.12 to 0.41. It will help you take photos of items such as a large flower, but a very small item like a diamond on a ring would need a higher magnification of 1x. If the products you are taking videos of are large enough such as a desert plate this extension tube will work for that.

Q: 5. How can I attach a camera to this stand for overhead shots?

A: To attach a camera to Matthews Century C+ Stand with Turtle Base and Grip Arm Kit (10.5') you will need a 6" Pin with a Collar, a Baby Ball Head, and a BH-30 Ball Head.

Q: 6. I use a 70-200 2.8 with a 2X iii to get close ups, would the 25ii be better or worse?

A: If you are doing macro shots, it could be very useful. I believe that you could combine it with the 2x for even closer shots, but am not sure... I have the 1.4x.

Q: 7. Does this extension tube work with the Sigma 50-100 canon fit?

A: I do not have that Sigma lens so I am not able to confirm that the Canon Extension tube will work.

Q: 8. I have a Canon 7D, and Canon Macro Lens EF 100mm 1:28 USM. From what I have been reading the Extension Tube EF 12 II will work with my setup, correct? Auto focus will work correct? Will I gain or lose depth of field using this tube on my setup?

A: Yes it will fit your 7D. Autofocus will work. Depth of field will be reduced somewhat.

Q: 9. Has anyone been able to have hands-on experience with the Avenger vs Matthews C-stands? Is one better made than the other? I heard that the Matthews design has better grip on arms and knuckles? I'm trying to figure out which brand I would like to invest in for C-stands mini booms and combo stands

A: I have used both. I own about 12 Matthews stands and arms. I have used the Avenger Stands in rental studios many times. Some of my Matthews C Stands I bought in the early 1990s. They are used frequently and have traveled on location and used in the studio. They are still in great condition and still function like new. I prefer the stands with the removable base (turtle stand) becasue they are easier to store, travel and can be used as a low lighting background stand by just using a Pin. Avenger stands are very good but in my opinion the C Stands from Matthews are the best and stand up for years. Also the hollywood arms are strong and work even after many years of use. I have some in black for those occasions when you are photographing highly reflective objects so they don't show up in your shot. I hope this helps.

Q: 10. What's the difference between C+ and regular C Stand?

A: The main difference is that the C+ has a turtle base that can be detached.