The EZ-TIE Simple Cable Ties 0.78 x 7.86" (2 x 20 cm) - 50 Pack, Black from Kupo provide an easy way to secure cables to accessories like light stands or booms, or simply organize them for transport or storage. These ties have a pull-through design, featuring an opening at one end of the tie where the other end goes through. These cable ties are available in five different colors, so by ordering multiple colors you can see at a glance what type of cables you've got bundled. They also come in blue, red, white and yellow.

Pull-Through Design    Five Color Options

50-pack of Kupo Simple Cable Ties

Pull-through design; opening at one end of the tie where the other end goes through

Also available in blue, red, white and yellow

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What has Fuji done to eliminate the loud noise this lens makes, even when OIS is turned off? This makes it awkward to use in theaters, churches, or other quiet surroundings.

A: There have been no reports of this lens producing any noise when the OIS is turned off.

Q: 2. I'm off to the Antarctic, I require a WR zoom, do I purchase the Fuji 100-400 or would the 50-140 with 2 x teleconverters be more versatile considering the latter is only $150 approx more expensive?

A: Oh the dilemma. I faced the same question. The final answer as always - it depends. I personally bought the 50-140 with 2x converter. This combo is legit. It is so versitile with the 2.8 75-210 for your portraits and photoshoots and the 2x extender gives you 425mm which is good length. Having the 425 mm at 5.6 at lowest creates some issues around dusk. With the Fuji gettting grainy after 1600 ISO, it's best during the sunny hours. The 100-400 might have it beat by one stop of light at that range (don't quote me on that but it's something to consider). I do find myself wanting a little more length sometimes and I wish I had the 100-400 for those far off shots, animal close ups, big moon shots, etc.. but that is more of a luxury. If you're looking to build an arsenal the 50-140 with 2x is hard to beat in versatility. However if this is a luxury lens to get some natgeo style close ups and big moon shots, it could be worth it. 1,900 is a lot to spend on those special occasion shots in my opinion. Maybe buy 50-140 with 2x and RENT the 100-400 for a week? Good luck

Q: 3. Sigma 18-35

A: This is the 50-100. Its very sharp and matches the 18-35. I own both and love them both. Great glass.

Q: 4. does the camera have warranty by manufacturer?

A: Yes the camera comes with a 1 year warranty from the manufacturer.

Q: 5. Can this be lens power-zoomed with the Z30?

A: No, the Nikon NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR Lens cannot be power zoomed with the Nikon Z30 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 6. Does this lens come with a lens hood?

A: no it dose not. When you put the lens UV filter on it should be fine.

Q: 7. What will happen if it is used on a full frame camera?

A: If attached to a Full Frame camera, a DX format (crop) grid will show up in your viewfinder and will give you a crop on your full frame sensor. Still possible to use it, but your resolution would decrease.

Q: 8. powervision powereye is listing as compatible any ideas how it works ? if its worth it.

A: The camera on the Power Vision PowerEye Quadcopter B&H # POPEY101 comes with an MFT mount lens included. It is an MFT mount camera which is compatible with this Olympus MFT mount lens.

Q: 9. Weather sealed body?

A: The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is not a weather sealed camera.

Q: 10. Is the tripod collar removable?

A: Thank you for your interest in Sigma products. The tripod collar for the 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Nikon F is not removable.