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Atomos Spyder Calibration USB to Serial LANC Cable 6.5' only
Atomos Spyder Calibration USB to Serial LANC Cable 6.5' only
The Atomos USB Type-A to Serial LANC Calibration Cable allows you to connect virtually any Atomos monitor or monitor/recorder to a computer for use with select calibration systems. When using the Atomos calibration software, which is provided as a free download for Windows and Mac on the Atomos website, this cable can be used with the X-Rite i1 Display Pro calibration hardware. You can also use optional third-party calibration software, in which case the cable can be used with any calibration hardware compatible with that software, such as Datacolor Spyder systems in many cases. The cable features a USB Type-A connector on one end and has a 2.5mm LANC connector on the other end, making it compatible with almost every Atomos monitor. The cable measure 6.5' long.
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Atomos Spyder Calibration USB to Serial LANC Cable 6.5' only
The Atomos USB Type-A to Serial LANC Calibration Cable allows you to connect virtually any Atomos monitor or monitor/recorder to a computer for use with select calibration systems. When using the Atomos calibration software, which is provided as a free download for Windows and Mac on the Atomos website, this cable can be used with the X-Rite i1 Display Pro calibration hardware. You can also use optional third-party calibration software, in which case the cable can be used with any calibration hardware compatible with that software, such as Datacolor Spyder systems in many cases. The cable features a USB Type-A connector on one end and has a 2.5mm LANC connector on the other end, making it compatible with almost every Atomos monitor. The cable measure 6.5' long.
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