Duttek Ultra-Thin Short Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable 6 inch/15CM, Ultra-Thin UP Angled 90 Degree HDMI Male to Mini HDMI Male Cable Support 4K Ultra HD, 1080p, 3D

Previously, I bought a cheap and thick a mini HDMI to HDMI cable that was a pain to use and a risk to damage the camera. This thin cable is exactly what I hoped for: flexible, light and, at least, enough bandwidth for FHD (1080p) image display. If you combine this cable with an AV HDMI capture device, you can record your DSLR video signal or, in some cases, use your DSLR as a high quality webcam. Highly recommended!

I had a hard time finding a cable I could for sure know could handle 4K 12 bit RAW Pro Res. This cable can do it. I am currently using it with my Nikon Z6 (not the Z6ii) and have had no issues at all using the Ninja V and recording 12 bit RAW Pro Res HQ @4k 24fps. If you are looking for a cable that can do this so far I have used two of these cables and soon a third and its been great.

Very low quality cable. when it works its great but mine only lasted about 4-5 shoots.

I purchased this cable twice -- the 2nd time because I thought I'd damaged the 1st one after it stopped working.We use this on a Canon camcorder, sometimes with an HDMI coupler to a fiber HDMI cable for long-distance signal. On a recent gig we noticed the picture flickered a lot and though it had to do with the Teradek wireless unit we were plugging it into. We abandoned the wireless HDMI and changed to a wired signal path instead -- the problem persisted until we swapped out this little cable.. voila.. problem solved!At this point, I don't trust it at all, and would *not* recommend this cable for any production application.

Obviously there is a very small market for such a short cable *with* and elbow joint no less.That being said, the cable is really a lot flimsier than I'd like it to be given the price I'm paying. I'll probably end up reinforcing it myself somehow to keep it from breaking.