Prism Tether
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Prism Tether builds fibre-optic tether cables by photographers, for photographers. They’re purpose-built for fast, rock-solid data over long runs with reliable power deliver, so your capture is stable, your previews are instant, and your set stays moving.
Prism Tether builds fibre-optic tether cables by photographers, for photographers. They’re purpose-built for fast, rock-solid data over long runs with reliable power deliver, so your capture is stable, your previews are instant, and your set stays moving.
Unlike traditional copper leads, Prism routes data over fibre and power over copper. The result: zero signal drop over long lengths (5 m, 10 m, 15 m) without repeater blocks, and far less interference from Wi-Fi, lighting, or wireless mics. Plug in, run the line, and shoot; no boosters, no mystery disconnects.
Each cable is rugged yet flexible with proper strain relief and an IP64 dust/splash rating for studio or location. Tested on real jobs, they coil cleanly, survive daily abuse, and keep transfers humming. The current three-cable lineup covers the most-used connections and lengths, with more options on the way.
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