This 50' Pearstone RCA Composite Video Cable is an affordable coaxial cable that can be used to run a composite video signal between two compatible components. Pure OFC (oxygen-free copper) 24 AWG wire is used at the core of this cable, with dual dense braided copper and aluminum mylar shielding to minimize RF and EM interference. Encasing the OFC wiring is a rugged SuperFlex PVC outer jacket that is both durable and flexible. At each end is a durable nickel-plated connector, with a handy, easy-grip molded shell.

This Pearstone cable is a quality video interconnect that ensures a clean and superior video signal, and is ideal for composite video or mono audio applications.

Easy-Grip Molded Shells    Nickel-Plated Connectors    Dual Shielding

Easy-grip molded protective shells, with nickel-plated connectors

Molded strain relief prevents kinking and extends life of cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do I need to use any diopters with this adapter or does the lens maintain its original focussing range?

A: We are not aware of any diopters that you would use or even need to use with this product. However adding the Range Finder will simplify the process of focusing with this anamorphic adapter. You may want to get the kit with the Range Finder included, which is B&H # SLRA50133X77.https://bhpho.to/2I4etoZ

Q: 2. Wich focal lenght can be used with this adapter below 50mm focal lenght in full frame dslr .. Can i use it with 35mm focal lenght lens ? With 28mm ... Or better using with micro 4-3 sensor size ?

A: When using a full frame camera you can use focal lengths between 70-100mm. For both APS-C and MFT Cameras the range goes from 35-100mm.

Q: 3. Any chance of it fitting a Giottos MT 9242?

A: According to Giottos, they state while this replacement column may not be the same exact length as the original, yes, it should be compatible for use with the Giottos MT-9242 Classic Aluminum 3-Section Tripod Legs.

Q: 4. What aspect ratio gives on super 35mm sensors? it's still 2.35:1?

A: Super35 sensors shooting in HD use a 16x9 (1.78:1) frame. This adapter, with it's 1.33x compression, will squeeze an image into that HD frame. Then in your NLE, you de-squeeze the image into 2.35:1.

Q: 5. Would this lens work on a Canon EOS M with the EF-M 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS STM lens that comes with it? Is there a adapter?

A: The Canon EF-M 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 has a 52mm filter thread connection. Using the step-up ring below would allow you to mount and work with the SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 2.0x Anamorphic Adapter. Sensei PRO 52-62mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring BH #SESURPA5262

Q: 6. Is this anamorphot compatible with the Canon lenses 50mm f/1.4 and 85mm f/1.8 on a Canon 60D?

A: the Rear Mounting Threads on this adapter is 62 mm it will only mount on lenses with 62mm filter threads

Q: 7. Is this adapter compatible with my Canon 24mm STM and Canon 10-18mm STM ? Is there any other way this adapter work for my lenses...??

A: This anamorphot will work with the Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM pancake lens on an APS-C camera.

Q: 8. Hi, does it still require the diopter for close up shots? If so, will the SLR Magic rangefinder remove the need of the diopter?

A: No, sorry anamorphic does not work that way. If you needed diopters before, you will still need them while using the anamorphic adapter.

Q: 9. Is it possible to find somewhere comparison with and without adapter. I just want to see the difference in angle view between adapter and just lens without adapter?

A: You can check Tom Antos channel on YouTube

Q: 10. My set up is Gh5/sigma 18-35mm,and can I pair it canon 50m f1.4 too? Need advice thank you in advance.

A: The Sigma 18-35mm has a 72mm filter thread. It may be possible to use the Anamorphot with an step -down adapter, but it is not recommended as it may vignette. However, the Canon 50mm F1.4 does have a 58mm Filter Thread. You will be able to use it with the Anamorphot and a 58-62mm Step-Up Adapter, B&H # SESUR5862.https://bhpho.to/2fiv9R1