Dive & See USB3.0 50m Tethering Underwater to Surface Fiber Optical cable

• Depth Rating: 45m, though it measures 50m in length
• Strength: Maximum recommended pulling tension - 5 pounds
• Material of cable construction: PVC jacket, OD-3 mm

Material of connector: Nickel plated Marine grade brass Tethering Underwater USB 3.0 fiber optic cable, available length up to 164 feet (50 meters) before any drop-off in signal or quality is detected. The cable allows you to control some of the EOS DSLR cameras using V Control, CamRanger, Okii FC1 USB Focus Controller or downloading photo and video files from the camera to the computer, without opening the housing. This cable is designed for tethered shooting with highest USB specifications ensuring delivery of excellent performance in speed and reliability. The cable works with a waterproof USB bulkhead DNC-2034; DNC-2042; DNC-2043 (bulkhead connector sold separately). The cable consists of Dive And See USB custom waterproof connector from one end, and standard Straight A Male USB3.0 connector from another side (top side). USB connector plugs into the top side of USB device above the water's surface. Ensure that your peripheral device is self-powered. Use this cable only with a self-powered device. This cable is a perfect solution for underwater swimming pool photo sessions, underwater advertisement shootings, where a required maximum available uncompressed highest resolution of the still photos and HD movies.

Support also USB 2.0 standard.

Active underwater 15 meters Fiber Optic USB 3.0 cable design to transmit high-speed data from the USB 3.0 source to the laptop or other USB devices. EOS utility enables you to transfer uncompressed still photos and movies from the camera to the computer. You can control through EOS Utility software to set various camera settings and shoot remotely from the computer connected to the camera. The cable is designed to be compatible with self-powered devices using USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 interfaces. This cable is a perfect solution for underwater photo sessions, underwater advertisement shootings, where a required maximum available uncompressed highest resolution of the still photos and HD movies.