Kondor Blue HDMI to HDMI Cable - Blue


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Kondor Blue Men's Blue Kondor Hdmi To Hdmi 14" Braided Cable For On Camera
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Kondor Blue Men's Blue Kondor Hdmi To Hdmi 14" Braided Cable For On Camera
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The Kondor Blue HDMI to HDMI cable is designed for professional videographers and cinematographers who require a dependable, high-speed connection for on-camera monitors and external recording devices. Offering 4K 60Hz resolution support and a ruggedized build, it excels in fast-paced production environments, though its specialized braided construction may be stiffer than standard consumer-grade HDMI cables.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KB-HDMI14 |
| Brand | Kondor Blue |
Yes, the Kondor Blue HDMI cable is fully capable of supporting 4K resolution at 60 frames per second.
Yes, it is specifically designed to work with professional cinema cameras including the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera and URSA G2.
This cable supports up to 18Gbps, meeting the requirements for the HDMI 2.0 standard.
Yes, it is designed to handle the data throughput required for HDR 12G video monitoring.
Coil the cable loosely using an over-under technique to avoid stressing the internal conductors and keep it away from sharp objects.
Ensure the cable is fully plugged into both ports and verify the camera's output resolution settings match the monitor's input capabilities.
Check the cable for sharp bends or physical damage; if the cable is kinked, straighten it out carefully or consider a strain relief accessory.
To ensure optimal signal transmission, always ensure the HDMI connectors are fully seated in the ports of both the camera and the monitor. This cable is fully compatible with any device supporting HDMI 2.0, including URSA G2 camcorders and various field recorders. When not in use, avoid wrapping the cable tightly around your hand or equipment, as this can stress the internal wiring over time. Instead, use an over-under coiling technique to maintain the cable's longevity. Keep the connectors free of dust and debris by using a soft, dry brush or compressed air if necessary.