🔌 Seadream Coiled Up HDMI Male to HDMI Male Cable, Angled Converter Adapter Cable, Supports 3D, 4k, 1080P Resolution, Stretched Length 12''-75'' (Black Up Angle) Review

Just long enough that I can use it on an external monitor on my BMPCC4K, even when it's turned towards "Selfie", without putting too much strain on the HDMI connectors. The right angle end creates a low profile mount that works well and protects the connection.

Helps a lot to keep my Ninja V+ Sony rig clean and tight. It stretches decently but I'm too nervous for fear of losing touch over time. However, the 90-degree connector on the Atomos points in the wrong direction. This feeds the cable upwards, which over time puts extra strain on the connector. This is normal when you mount the monitor under the camera, e.g. B. on a steadicam, since the cable points upwards to lead to the camera. With the top monitor, however, it is the other way around.

Just enough so I can use it on an external monitor on my BMPCC4K even when it's turned towards "Selfie" without putting too much stress on the HDMI connectors. The right angle end creates a low profile mount that works well and protects the connection.

I use this for my gh5+atomos shinobi rig and it works very well. I haven't had any connection issues at all, the only thing I would like is that it isn't wrapped, but it's my fault for using the wrapped one as it interferes with using the camera. Otherwise a great cable, especially for the price.

I needed a twisted HDMI cable for the monitor of one of my DSLRs and it fit perfectly. I used to use regular "untwisted" cable but it was too long so I had to wrap it around the camera. I once bought a cable that was too short (to avoid wrapping the cable too long) but this twisted version was just right. The corner input on one end works well too, especially if you're connecting it to a DSLR. Highly recommended for videographers.

Very useful for a neat and safe setup of my Sony Ninja V+. It stretches decently but I'm too nervous for fear of losing touch over time. However, the 90-degree connector on the Atomos points in the wrong direction. This feeds the cable upwards, which over time puts extra strain on the connector. This is normal when you mount the monitor under the camera, e.g. B. on a steadicam, since the cable points upwards to lead to the camera. With the top monitor, however, it is the other way around.