SmallHD 36-inch Hirose to BNC Composite (CVBS) Breako

SmallHD 36-inch Hirose to BNC Composite Breakout Cable for High-Quality Video

SmallHD's 36-inch Hirose to BNC Composite Breakout Cable is the perfect accessory for video producers looking for a reliable and efficient solution to connect camera equipment. This cable makes it easy to connect your camera to a monitor or recorder, providing you with a clear and stable image. Whether you are a professional filmmaker or an enthusiast, this cable will enhance your workflow and the quality of your recordings.

Features and Benefits

The cable is 3 feet long and has a Hirose connector that allows for easy connection to your camera. It has three BNC connectors, which are color-coded in red, green, and blue, to facilitate correct connections. The green connector is intended for composite video, ensuring that you receive a stable and high-quality video signal. The cable is also component compatible, meaning it can be used with various types of video setups.

Typical Use Cases

This cable is ideal for both studio and field use, where high video quality is essential. Whether you are filming a documentary, a commercial, or a short film, you can trust that this cable provides a stable and reliable connection. Its flexibility and user-friendliness make it a must-have among your camera equipment.

Specifications

• Length: 3 feet
• Connector Type: Hirose to 3 BNC connectors
• Color Coding: Red, green, and blue
• Green Connector: For composite video
• Compatibility: Component compatible (not yet activated on DP7 Pro)

Frequently asked questions

What is the length of the cable?
The cable is 3 feet long.

What connectors does the cable have?
The cable has one Hirose connector and three BNC connectors.

What is the green connector intended for?
The green connector is intended for composite video, ensuring that you receive a stable and high-quality video signal.

What applications is the cable suitable for?
This cable is ideal for both studio and field use, where high video quality is crucial.