📷 Richer-R Camera Cable Clamp, DSLR Tether Cable Lock Clip Protector - Aluminum Alloy, Black Review

It's much smaller than I expected but does an excellent job of holding the tether tools tether in the two smaller slots. I put the cable through both for added security, or maybe it should be as it didn't come with clear instructions. The bigger slots are for a bigger cable, HDMI I think. Tighten the center screw in the tripod mounting hole in the camera with the cable between the slots and the camera body and they are securely fastened. The screw has an internal thread on the handle so that it

If you are a photographer on a budget or Digi Tech in the commercial space. It's a damn good deal. Ideally suited for outdoor recordings or in the studio without a tripod. Small and unobtrusive, you don't even realize it was there. Additionally, it's an all-metal construction, so it's safe to hold.

The rest is $100 and does the same thing. I use it for two cables. USB cable and power cable for my Nikon D750. I've used it at several workstations with no problems. I bought two of these due to quality issues. But there is no one to say.

Clamped the cable and attached the Swiss Arca plate to it. Works well for landscape shots with a tripod, but as soon as I rotate the camera to portrait, the camera flexes and points down. This is because the clip cannot bear the weight (Sony A7III weighing 24-70g). It doesn't matter how tight I tightened it. upset.

It's a lot smaller than I expected but does a great job of holding the Tether Tools cable in the two smaller slots. I put the cable through both for added security, or maybe it should be as it didn't come with clear instructions. The larger slots are for a larger cable, HDMI I think. Tighten the center screw in the tripod mounting hole in the camera with the cable between the slots and the camera body and they are securely fastened. The screw has an internal thread on the handle so that it can…