Display Port 1.2 And 1.4 Cables

I needed to get some cables to hook up my new monitor. These fit the bill perfectly as I only had Display Port options left on my GPU.

This is a perfect must have. Especially since my gaming laptop didn't have a Standard Display Port and I was in a dire need more a mini display port to display port cable

This display port cable is a great value.

I was able to attach three monitors to my Dell Inspiron 17 - 3780 Laptop but I needed two display port to HDMI cables to attach my two HDMI monitors - and when connecting to the Display Ports the one HDMI out on the docking station replicates one of the Display Port outputs... combined with using the HDMI out on my laptop and the screen of my laptop I have four monitors now - it would have been nice to attach five if the HDMI out on the docking station wasn't replicating one of the display port outputs... In any case, the universal dock has been rock solid so far.

I've ruined many cables and even one camera port before I used these.

This dual display port adapter does exactly what it says and comes in excellent packaging.

HP Display Port to HDMI 4K adapter.

I carry a Canon 1DM3, 16-35L, 85 1.2L, 50 1.4 and a 580Ex2. And it does not look bulky at all! Love the weathered look and that it is so compact looking. Would have spent the extra $ before I got all the other bags... had used Lowe Pro Stealth Reporter, Crumplers before I got to this... totally no regrets. Only downside is probably the padding could have been thicker.

have used the EF 85 1.2 I, EF 85 1.2 II, and the EF 85 1.4L IS. first week impressions of this on an R5 compared to my previous 5dmiii... super impressive. comparative AF speed to the EF 1.2 (any version) is lightning fast, first day testing, focus hit rate wide open on fidgety/moving young children with the R5, really, really good. reserve final opinion on subjective image quality, but first impressions, also very positive. if you nailed a wide open exposure on the EF 85 1.2, any version, you would have the chance of it just having that magic... looking at the picture, you knew it was the 85 1.2. Never had those kinds of results with the EF 85 1.4 IS. Solid, consistent, but lacked the magic of the EF 85 1.2s. (I also never seemed to run into an instance where the IS really saved me, and that was on a non IBIS body). RF 85mm 1.2 feels like the magic is back, with the benefits of AF improvements. downside (beside cost)... big. You know it's big from the specs, but bigger than it reads. Actually feels just fine in the hand, less awkward and forward balanced than you may think, but it's by no means discrete, especially with the hood.

The 50 1.2L either you love it, or you hate it. Seems not to be a mid term here. This is my take: This lens is not sharp at 1.2. Is not super sharp even at 1.4. There.... I said it. But, and its a BIG but people who buy this piece of glass doesnt buy it for its sharpness wide open. We buy it and we love it because it has some magic. I love the 50mm perspective so, this is a great beginning; this lens is weather sealed, its built like a tank and from 1.8 is super sharp. Even at 1.4 you can get sharp pictures with practice. I have had in the past all the canons 50mm lens except macro one and this is by far, the best. THE ONE. One thing to have in mind, you have to practice a lot, DOF at 1.2 is THIN. No focus shift on my copy and the Bokeh is.... buttery.