Canon Camera Connect

[3.5"] I use it to connect a Canon camera to an Atomos monitor. I has been working great.

[1.24 lb] I use this cable to connect my monitor to my Canon R6M2 camera. Better quality then other cables I have tried in the past.

[2' (0.6 m)] I purchased this to connect my mic to my canon vixia hf m52 and it works wonderfully! I highly recommend this product to anyone wanting to connect a mic to thier camera who only has a mic port on the camera but an actual xlr port on the mic. Thank b&h for the great deal!

[Yes] I recently purchased the BlackRapid Breathe Sport Camera Strap for my Canon 5DM3. Instead of using the threaded BR fastener to attach the strap to the camera's tripod connector, I attached the fastener to the Kirk QRC-1 clamp. The Kirk clamp enables me to quickly and securely connect (and disconnect) the strap to my Arca-Swiss compatible L-bracket or to the Arca-Swiss compatible plate affixed to my Canon 100-400 II tripod collar. As a backup safety measure, I used OP/TECH's Uni-Loop to connect the strap D-ring to the camera body.

[0.015 lb] This connector now allows me to connect my Canon camera to my Fire and transfer photos to my Fire for back-up and storage on the road. You once had to buy expensive equipment to do this.

[White] This has been extremely useful. I've been shooting a web series on my Canon T2i and using this cable to connect my Rode Videomic Pro to my camera and mount it to a boom pole. This gives me 25 feet of space between the camera and the mic, meaning I can capture wide shots while still getting clear audio. I haven't had any problems with the chord whatsoever so far - it's worked perfectly.

[18 Gb/s] Bough this cable to connect Canon R 50 to my Viltrox . I needed a cable with a 90 degree because on the R 50 the connection is on the right…same side as the camera grip !! The cable works well and is relatively comfortable while holding camera. You still have to be careful when handling so as not risk to damaging the connector .

[8.8 x 5 x 0.5"] I use this cable to connect an external short shotgun mic to my Canon T3i for better sound quality while shooting video. The mic I use is a non-powered (no batteries) short shotgun microphone. The length is just right for connecting the mic to the hot shoe on the camera and staying out of the way while using a tripod. I would definitely recommend this inexpensive cable to connect better sound recording devices to your DSLR video camera.

[Yes] Using it to connect my Canon 7d to a Pocket Wizard.

[HDCP / HDR] This appears to be well made and I’ll be using it to connect to my Z camera.