TetherPro cables and adapters are used by the best in the industry, and Tether Tools is committed to providing the fastest and most reliable transfers to keep your tethered workflow running at optimal speeds. Tether Tools’ high-visibility orange TetherPro USB cables have become synonymous with tethered photography. And for good reason. TetherPro USB cables are constructed to the highest possible USB specifications and incorporate all of the latest technology ensuring consistent and reliable conductivity, and the fastest and most reliable transfers.
There are many different types of USB cables, FireWire cables and port connections and it may be hard to know which cable or HDMI Cables, Network Cable will work best with your equipment. Let us at Design Info help ensure you purchase the right cable the first time.
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First, this added insulation provides extra protection to the stranded copper wire that transmit the signals from your camera to your computer. In other words, it stands up better to kinks, knots, and people stepping on your cable. Call it added insurance. Second, it provides greater shielding on the wires itself to prevent signal interference or noise in the transmission.
Any photographer who shoots tethered will tell you that one of the most frustrating things that could happen on set is an accidental disconnection of the cable from the camera. You’re left having to restart your program, and what’s worse is the possibility of a damaged camera port from the cable being harshly ripped out and disconnected, usually due to someone tripping on the cable.
Take Care Of Your Tetherpro Cables With Ease
As a photographer, you invest in the best tools available to help get the finest results. A quality tethering cable is an investment and proper care and storage will help you get the most life out of it. Inside your cable are sensitive wires and shielding designed for fast transmission speed and noise-reduction. Although durable, if folded, bent or pinched you could experience communication errors. In addition to storing the cable in a Standard Organization Case, a proper wrap post shoot is always important. The good folks at The Film Look recently released a great video highlighting the best method on how to wrap your cables for both longevity and to avoid tangles.
