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HDMI, USB-C, XLR, D-Tap and camera power cables, chosen by connector, rating and length so a working setup does not fail silently.

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  • HDC313A/1.2 On request

    Audio-Technica HDC313A/1.2

    TRS 3.5 mm

    Price on request
  • HDC323A/1.2 On request

    Audio-Technica HDC323A/1.2

    TRS 3.5 mm

    Price on request
  • SVP-149406680 On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-149406680

    Single Mic · USB-A, Micro HDMI, HDMI

    Price on request
  • Replacement Lightning Cable On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-149406690

    Single Mic

    Price on request
  • SVP-P11426 On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-P11426 cW-Style Microphone Connector

    Single Mic

    Price on request
  • SVP-P14073 On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-P14073 cH-Style Microphone Connector

    Single Mic

    Price on request
  • HDC113A/1.2 On request

    Audio-Technica HDC113A/1.2

    TRS 3.5 mm

    Price on request
  • HDC213A/1.2 On request

    Audio-Technica HDC213A/1.2

    TRS 3.5 mm

    Price on request
  • SVP-387303160 On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-387303160 Cable

    Price on request
  • USB 2.0 A to B Cable On request

    Audio-Technica SVP-408-U2560-076

    Price on request
  • AT8390 On request

    Audio-Technica AT8390 Instrument Cables

    No Switch

    Price on request
  • NC Network Cables On request

    Audio-Technica NC Network Cables

    No Switch · Ethernet/RJ45

    Price on request

How to choose an HDMI cable and the rest

Get the connector right at both ends. Micro, mini and full-size HDMI are three different plugs, and most mirrorless cameras use micro. Atomos's locking cables come specified by both ends for this reason.

Rating, not thickness. A 4K60 HDR cable states that on the label. For long SDI runs, the coaxial rating decides how far 12G will actually travel.

Locking where it matters. A camera-mounted cable that can be pulled out mid-take should lock. Locking HDMI and screw-down power connectors exist because gaffer tape is not a strategy.

Power cables are not generic. D-Tap to dummy battery cables are camera-specific — SmallRig makes separate parts for Sony NP-FZ100, Canon LP-E6NH and dual-sided NP-F. Aputure's head cables (5-pin weatherproof, 8-pin, 10-pin) are fixture-specific and come in stated lengths.

Length discipline. Shorter is better for signal and for the floor. Buy the length you need plus one margin step, not a 5 m cable for a 1 m run.

SmallRig, Aputure, Hollyland, Rode, Shure and Atomos make most of what is here.

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Questions we get asked

Which HDMI connector does my camera use?

Most mirrorless bodies use micro HDMI; some use mini, and full-size appears mainly on cinema and broadcast bodies. Check the port before ordering, and consider a locking cable.

Does an expensive HDMI cable improve picture quality?

No. Digital signal either arrives or it does not. What matters is the stated rating for your resolution and frame rate, the length, and whether the connector locks.

Are D-Tap power cables interchangeable between cameras?

No. The dummy battery end is specific to the camera's battery type — Sony NP-FZ100, Canon LP-E6NH and NP-F are all different parts.

How long can an SDI cable run?

It depends on the rate and the cable. 3G-SDI runs much further than 12G-SDI on the same coaxial cable, so check the cable's rating at your signal rate.

Should I buy locking cables?

For anything mounted on a moving camera, yes. A locking HDMI or power connector prevents the single most common on-set signal loss.