This 50' green L-3CFW RG59 HD-SDI Coaxial Cable with Male BNCs from Canare is a hand-crafted, high-quality conveyance for video signals and serial data up to (and even over) 3.0 Gb/s. Exceeding the requirements specified in SMPTE 424M, it's perfect for 3G-SDI and HD-SDI video systems.

Featuring a true 75-ohm male BNC connector at either end, this extra-flexible cable is great for applications that will move it around a lot, such as mobile HD production. Offering professional broadcast performance, the HD-SDI cable is also perfect for any HDTV upgrade.

For 3G-SDI, HD-SDI & SD-SDI Signals    True 75-Ohm Connectors    Meets SMPTE Standards 259M, 292M & 424M    Flexible Cable for Mobile HD Use    Professional HDTV Broadcast Performance    100% Sweep-Tested

Canare BCP-B Series true 75-ohm HD BNC connectors

100% sweep-tested to conform to SMPTE 259M, 292M, and 424M standards

Hand-made with Canare L-3CFW 22 AWG, 75 Ω precision HD serial digital video coax cable for professional broadcast performance

Cables meet SMPTE 259M, 292M, and 424M standards

Dual copper braid for flexibility and great bending performance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the new Black Magic Video Assist 3G 5" ?

A: Yes, it will work with the 5" 3G Blackmagic Video Assist.

Q: 2. Hi guys, I want to connect my Sony FX9 with the Blackmagic Video Assist 5'' 12G HDR via SDI cable. Is this cable going to work, as it states Micro BNC to BNC and I need it in the opposite direction (BNC to Micro BNC)? It might sound strange to ask this, but I already bought the SmallRig 1717 Blackmagic Video Assist Cable and it didn't work.

A: here is the cable you need Canare Mini RG59 12G-SDI / UHD 4K Micro BNC to BNC Cable BH #CAL33MB018

Q: 3. Can this cable support SMTPE Timecode?

A: I use it for connection to a monitor while shooting and time code is displayed without any issues.

Q: 4. Will these cables work for recording 4K from a C500 to a Shogun?

A: Yes they will. These cables will work for connecting the C500 to an Atomos Shogun for recording 4K.

Q: 5. Hi. How does this cable compare to Pearstone's RG-6, 18 AWG SDI cable? All I am using it for is to connect 2 video cameras to a switcher. I like the fact that this cable seems lighter, not as thick. Will this cable do the same job in the same way? Thanks.

A: The Canare 50' L-3CFW RG59 HD-SDI Coaxial Cable would be a very high quality alternate. Canare L-3CFW Flexible Digital Coaxial Cable is a precision 75 ohm digital video coaxial cable that supports a full range of video formats for professional broadcast applications. This cable is ideal for HD-SDI distribution.

Q: 6. which is better to buy and use on-site ...is it one 100ft cable or 2 50ft cables...please share your thoughts...also is it compatable for AG-DVX200 camcoder??? Also planning to buy this adapter ..Pearstone - BNC Female to BNC Female Adapter. Please advise. Sudhakar Roy

A: A single 100' cable is going to be better than 2 50' cables. Every time you add in a connector/adapter, you are introducing another delay in the signal.

Q: 7. I would like to know is the cable as flexible as an Iphone charger or is it "flexible" like a common coaxial?

A: The Laird Digital Cinema Premium Canare L-3CFW HD-Serial Digital SMPTE 292M/294M/424M BNC Cable (100', Black) is more flexible than standard coax cables to assist in bending around corners.

Q: 8. Whats the difference between this cable CAL33MB018 and CAL33MB002? It looks like the same thing...

A: Same cable one is 18 inches and the other 2ft 18 inch CAL33MB018 2ft CAL33MB002

Q: 9. Does it work for 5.7K B-RAW recording on the Blackmagic VA 7in 12G ?

A: Yes, The following cable is capable of carrying up to a 12G-SDI UHD 4K signal up to 190'

Q: 10. What adapter do I need to connect my camera to my computer and record footage? It's a panasonic AWE-650 and it has 75 ohm composite output.

A: This depends on your computer. You will need an i/o device. Several manufacturers including AJA, Matrox and Blackmagic Design make these adaptors. I would recommend calling BH and talking to someone in their professional video department to determine exactly what i/o you should purchase.