Will this extension cable work to extend my camera's tethered connection?
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not sure, however anything I have plugged in from a USB pen, sd card reader, external drive, etc has worked flawlessly so far...
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It depends on your camera and it's connection. Most USB electronics are still USB 2.0. USB 3 is not always compatible and there is a slight chance of it not working and damaging the camera if the camera is not USB 3.0. If your camera is USB 2.0 or older USB 1.0 then you might be better off getting one of these on this page: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=AmazonBasics%20USB%202%20A-Male%20to%20A-Female%20Extension%20If your camera is 3.0 and plugs into a standard USB port then this one should be good. USB 3 ports are usually color coded blue like in the photo on this page and any USB 3 cable usually has blue inside the plug too. It depends on your camera and it's connection. Most USB electronics are still USB 2.0. USB 3 is not always compatible and there is a slight chance of it not working and damaging the camera if the camera is not USB 3.0. If your camera is USB 2.0 or older USB 1.0 then you might be better off getting one of these on this page: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=AmazonBasics%20USB%202%20A-M... » Read More It depends on your camera and it's connection. Most USB electronics are still USB 2.0. USB 3 is not always compatible and there is a slight chance of it not working and damaging the camera if the camera is not USB 3.0. If your camera is USB 2.0 or older USB 1.0 then you might be better off getting one of these on this page: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=AmazonBasics%20USB%202%20A-Male%20to%20A-Female%20Extension%20If your camera is 3.0 and plugs into a standard USB port then this one should be good. USB 3 ports are usually color coded blue like in the photo on this page and any USB 3 cable usually has blue inside the plug too. « Show Less
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I am not familiar with tethered connections for cameras. This cable is similar to an electrical extension cord, however the male plug and the female receptacle are USB 3.0 connections.
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It depends on your camera and it's connection. Most USB electronics are still USB 2.0. USB 3 is not always compatible and there is a slight chance of it not working and damaging the camera if the camera is not USB 3.0. If your camera is USB 2.0 or older USB 1.0 then you might be better off getting one of these on this page:
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Yes, a USB Extender will work with a cable such as this, as long as you keep the extender a reasonable length. A 10 foot extender is the longest I would go.
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The plug on 1 end is the universal USB, if your camera has a 5-pin USB 2.0 than this should work with no problems. Just remember when you tether to camera when you take a photo because this is a 15 Ft., cable it takes a little longer for the photo to show up on your computer, or Laptop. Shorter cables will have the photo show up a little faster but not by a whole lot of time. If your going to use this much, than buy the Tether cord so a accidental tug on the camera end does not pull camera & lens down to floor. Better to be safe than sorry. I have this cord an with 15 Ft., I almost brought my new camera an lens crashing to the floor. So I will be getting the x-tra holder for camera. Also cameras today have delicate electronics, 1 accidental rip of that cord out of camera could damage camera, also when done using cable always turn off the camera 1st. Check your manual for specs on what your connector at camera end is. Manufacturer should have this in manual.
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That's exactly what I did. I bought two shorter cables to use with a micro USB cable to tether a camera to a computer. Next no problems with tethering a total of 8 feet over 3 cables
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That is exactly what I bought it for. It works perfectly. The camera itself is not plugged in. The power is coming from the cat5 cable. Having a wired connection allows me to make setting adjustments without having to bring the camera back down if it ever loses it's configuration. I hope that helps.
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It should work. I have used the cable both as an extension for an external HDD enclosure and for charging my tablets/phones, with no issues.
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I am not too sure. If the camera's have a socket for this ethernet connection then surely its possible.
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It will work right out of the cameras XLR inputs... But I would get an XLR cable to extend the cord.
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Hi. This extension cable will still work with a USB 3.0, but the data transfer will be degraded to a USB 2.0 speed.
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I bought an adaptor and extended one of the shorter cables (75ft?) with a 100 ft cable and it wouldnt power. I found a 6ft cable to extend it instead (total approx 81 ft) and it did work so i would guess that 200ft would introduce to much loss to power the camera. Hope that helps...as a side note the cameras come with all cat5 cables. My 100ft and 6ft cables i used to extend are both cat6.
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yes, it works on all connectors I've used; even the cheap Asian connectors that some cameras come with.
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I'm sorry I don't know. You have to do some research on the usb your camera uses and that this cable has.
517100
I'm not sure. You must have a external shuttle release connection point on the left side of your camera for the shuttle cord running from it to the transmitter. If you have that, it should work.
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Should work. Check the size of the plug-in port on the camera and guestimate if the pictured plug in to it. Most brands will keep the same size of cable ends but there may be differences. Let's face it, for the price, you can't go broke.
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Not sure but I would think so since it is an extension cable. I use it to make it easier to connect usb devices on my desk (my computer is below my desk & further away). I also use another cable to connect my printer which is further away as well.
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I have used this cord as a charger, it is the primary reason I bought it (not to only transfer data)I can't guarantee it will work for your camera, but it charges mine
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Should work fine. I tested with a10 foot cable then with two of these together for about 75 feet and that worked fine for viewing images on my camera.