🔌 DSLRKIT 5M 16ft Male to Male M-M Flash PC Sync Cable Cord with Locking Screw for Enhanced SEO Review

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. There are times when a wired connection makes sense, but you want the flash to be some distance from the camera. This cable is your answer.

I had to use an electronic flash camera and my old cables were too short for the job. This long cable gave me the flexibility I needed. I took about 50 shots with it and everything worked fine.

Does the job perfectly. 16 feet is a long distance between me and my flash for most of my portraits. The locking screws are also a really nice feature (no more accidentally pulling my PC cable out of my flash or camera).

I use this 2 or 3 times a week for areas that need extra flash to get the desired effect. Really good product for its intended use. I've found that 16 feet is a long distance from the camera to capture every shot I take. You must have one of these. I have several wireless flashes, but unplug this one and plug it in for precise control of my flash.

I do both film and digital photography but I bought this sync cord specifically for film work. I've tested this with my TLR Mamiya C220, Konica Auto S2, Canon AE-1 (to name a few) and they all seem to work fine with the occasional misfire. My only advice is to make sure the connections are secure when taking photos as they seem to move slightly even when plugged in. As I said, I rarely had problems with dropouts, but they did happen. While I don't mind, you might want to consider a higher…

My main method of flash sync is to use wireless radio triggers, but any good photographer should always have a backup. I prefer this sync cable. The quality was really good, if you buy this kind of cable from a camera store they will charge you over $20-$30. This is without the screw lock option for those willing to pay the extra $5-10. DSLR's customer service was excellent, it took 7 days from ordering the product to receiving it. They ship from China and I'm in California so 7 days is great…