The USB 2.0 VGA Display Adapter from j5create allows you to add a second monitor to your setup. The adapter functions as a video card, allowing you to attach additional displays using a VGA connection without an involved setup or installing additional internal hardware. The adapter supports up to four displays running on the same Windows computer or up to two Mac displays.

The adapter works as an external video card, so you can use it without the need to install an external graphic card. Use the second monitor with an extended display, mirrored display, rotational display at 90, 180 or 270 degrees (Windows only), or make it the primary monitor. The adapter supports video play back in up to 720p HD with a resolution up to 1920 x 1200, offering a low-latency connection. It's also Plug-and-Play for ease of use.

Supports up to 1920 x 1200 (32-bit)    Primary, Extended or Mirror Mode    Supports up to Four Windows Displays    Supports up to Two Mac Displays    Aluminum Housing    Plug-and-Play

Allows you to add a second monitor to your setup

Supports display resolution up to 1920 x 1200 / 32-bit

Primary, extended or mirror modes

Display rotation functionality of 90, 180, 270° (Windows only)

Supports up to four displays running on the same Windows computer or up to two Mac displays

Video play back displays in 720p HD with a resolution up to 1920 x 1200

Plug-and-Play installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with the three step up rings as I have seen in online reviews?

A: No, this kit does not. It is the 1.33 standalone lens that comes with the step up rings. That is here: SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter B&H # SLRA50133X.

Q: 2. does it communicate and work with yn622n transmitter?

A: Yes the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite will work with the Yongnuo YN622N i-TTL as they both use the Yongnuo 2.4 GHz wireless radio system.

Q: 3. does this flash have high speed sync?

A: High speed sync is determined by the camera's capability. This flash has the ability to fire up to 1/20000.

Q: 4. Is this flash compatible with a Sony RX10 III?

A: no is not for sony

Q: 5. Will this flash work as a slave in manual mode with a yne3-rx? I only need to set power remotely? I do not need TTL functions

A: No I don't believe so. It seems to be designed to work with several e-TTL Yongnuo flashes, but not the fully manual YN560-IV. I have the YN560-IV as well as it's predecessor the YN560-III. I trigger them with the YN560-TX and it works wonderfully. You can adjust the flash power and zoom of each flash separately without having to walk over to the flash. Just make sure to get the correct brand compatibility (Nikon/Canon). Another option is to set the flash to 'Slave' and use the pop up flash on your camera to trigger it.

Q: 6. I believe the YN-560-IV has an external power supply port, but what type of power sources are compatible?

A: The same connection as the one for canon flashes.

Q: 7. Is this flash compatible with the LUMIX S5?

A: This is a universal flash unit. It will connect on the camera hot shoe center pin and allow you to trigger the flash when the camera shutter is press. Please keep in mind that you need to set up the flash exposure manually.

Q: 8. I have an old Olympus E-500. Can use the Yongnuo 560 IV with it? Im asking because I have never seen my camera listed in any Compatibility list for this flash unit. Thanks in advance.

A: This is a manual flash, so yes, you can use this flash with an Olympus E-500.

Q: 9. With the Yongnuo 560-IV on camera (6D) will it trigger off-camera flash attached to Yongnuo 622C transceiver units? and/or with a 622C unit on camera will it trigger the 560-IV off camera?

A: I use them mostly as optical slaves. Work fine so long as you have line of site

Q: 10. Dose this work with Nikon?

A: Yes, the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite may be used with Nikon cameras that have a standard hot shoe. Do note that this is a manual flash, so you would have to set the flash output manually. It does not have TTL automatic exposure.