Please use the “search by camera” function on the tethertools website to ensure you purchase the correct cable for your camera. The Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C is a 4.6 metre cable that allows you to connect your camera to a computer for high-speed tethered shooting. Because of the fast transfer speeds made possible with the USB 3.1 interface, the cable is perfect for high resolution and medium format cameras. Compatible with Modern Cameras Most modern cameras are equipped with high-speed USB-C ports that allow for ultra-fast image transfer, even with the large file sizes created by today’s ultra-high-resolution image sensors. With USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds as fast as 5 Gbps are possible Robust Construction Ideal for studio use, the Tether Tools Tether Pro USB-C cable is 4.6 metres long with USB-C plugs on both ends and reinforced shielding that ensures it is a reliable addition to your kit. The nickel-plated tips improve connectivity and the gold-plated pins help enhance conductivity while reducing the risk of corrosion. Specifications Data Cable: Do not use for charging Length: 4.6m Colour: High-visibility Orange 4.6m: USB 3.1 Gen 1, 5 Gbps, 3A Extruded tips: Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins
Please use the “search by camera” function on the tethertools website to ensure you purchase the correct cable for your camera. The Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C is a 4.6 metre cable that allows you to connect your camera to a computer for high-speed tethered shooting. Because of the fast transfer speeds made possible with the USB 3.1 interface, the cable is perfect for high resolution and medium format cameras. Compatible with Modern Cameras Most modern cameras are equipped with high-speed USB-C ports that allow for ultra-fast image transfer, even with the large file sizes created by today’s ultra-high-resolution image sensors. With USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds as fast as 5 Gbps are possible Robust Construction Ideal for studio use, the Tether Tools Tether Pro USB-C cable is 4.6 metres long with USB-C plugs on both ends and reinforced shielding that ensures it is a reliable addition to your kit. The nickel-plated tips improve connectivity and the gold-plated pins help enhance conductivity while reducing the risk of corrosion. Specifications Data Cable: Do not use for charging Length: 4.6m Colour: High-visibility Orange 4.6m: USB 3.1 Gen 1, 5 Gbps, 3A Extruded tips: Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins
Please use the “search by camera” function on the tethertools website to ensure you purchase the correct cable for your camera. The Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C is a 4.6 metre cable that allows you to connect your camera to a computer for high-speed tethered shooting. Because of the fast transfer speeds made possible with the USB 3.1 interface, the cable is perfect for high resolution and medium format cameras. Compatible with Modern Cameras Most modern cameras are equipped with high-speed USB-C ports that allow for ultra-fast image transfer, even with the large file sizes created by today’s ultra-high-resolution image sensors. With USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds as fast as 5 Gbps are possible Robust Construction Ideal for studio use, the Tether Tools Tether Pro USB-C cable is 4.6 metres long with USB-C plugs on both ends and reinforced shielding that ensures it is a reliable addition to your kit. The nickel-plated tips improve connectivity and the gold-plated pins help enhance conductivity while reducing the risk of corrosion. Specifications Data Cable: Do not use for charging Length: 4.6m Colour: High-visibility Orange 4.6m: USB 3.1 Gen 1, 5 Gbps, 3A Extruded tips: Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins
Please use the “search by camera” function on the tethertools website to ensure you purchase the correct cable for your camera. The Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C is a 4.6 metre cable that allows you to connect your camera to a computer for high-speed tethered shooting. Because of the fast transfer speeds made possible with the USB 3.1 interface, the cable is perfect for high resolution and medium format cameras. Compatible with Modern Cameras Most modern cameras are equipped with high-speed USB-C ports that allow for ultra-fast image transfer, even with the large file sizes created by today’s ultra-high-resolution image sensors. With USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds as fast as 5 Gbps are possible Robust Construction Ideal for studio use, the Tether Tools Tether Pro USB-C cable is 4.6 metres long with USB-C plugs on both ends and reinforced shielding that ensures it is a reliable addition to your kit. The nickel-plated tips improve connectivity and the gold-plated pins help enhance conductivity while reducing the risk of corrosion. Specifications Data Cable: Do not use for charging Length: 4.6m Colour: High-visibility Orange 4.6m: USB 3.1 Gen 1, 5 Gbps, 3A Extruded tips: Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins
Last updated at 03/21/2026 19:06:27
Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C long Cable
Delivery between Wed – Fri $15
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I'm using this cable with a Canon R5 and Lightroom. The cable works well and I definitely recommend it.Having said that, a few bits of advice.1. I had trouble with LR losing the connection. While not scientifically proven, I believe the problem is that the Canon EOS Utility fights with LR for the connection (even if the EOS Utility is only on in the system tray). In any event, it worked fine when I uninstalled the EOS Utility from the laptop I use for shoots.2. In retrospect I should have chosen the right angle attachment for the camera. I think the tether guard works better with the right angle attachment.3. If shooting on a tripod, the set up only works if shooting in landscape orientation.4. The right angle attachment doesn't work with a RRS L-bracket ... MoreI'm using this cable with a Canon R5 and Lightroom. The cable works well and I definitely recommend it.Having said that, a few bits of advice.1. I had trouble with LR losing the connection. While not scientifically proven, I believe the problem is that the Canon EOS Utility fights with LR for the connection (even if the EOS Utility is only on in the system tray). In any event, it worked fine when I uninstalled the EOS Utility from the laptop I use for shoots.2. In retrospect I should have chosen the right angle attachment for the camera. I think the tether guard works better with the right angle attachment.3. If shooting on a tripod, the set up only works if shooting in landscape orientation.4. The right angle attachment doesn't work with a RRS L-bracket because the USB-C port on the camera is slightly off center. Accordingly, the right angle cable doesn't go through the proper opening in the L-bracket. While I bought the straight cable, I subsequently tried a right angle adapter which is when I realized the camera port was slightly off center.Hope these tips are helpful.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I needed a cable for connecting my EOS R to my laptop to use for online meetings. Not knowing what the connections were called, I used B&H's cable finder utility and had it pegged within minutes. The cable I received works perfectly and I also use it now for tethered shooting in Lightroom. The cable finders will always be my first stop when needing a new or replacement cable in the future.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
The industry standard. Does exactly what it was designed to do. Very heavy duty. A bit pricey, given there are cheaper alternatives, but this is THE best for shooting tethered.Interestingly, the one with the right angle connector on one end was less expensive than the one with two straight ends, which makes no sense, but oh well.
| Data Cable | Do not use for charging |
| Length | 4.6m |
| Extruded tips | Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins |
Tether Tools TetherPro USB-C to USB-C long Cable
Delivery between Wed – Fri $15
I'm using this cable with a Canon R5 and Lightroom. The cable works well and I definitely recommend it.Having said that, a few bits of advice.1. I had trouble with LR losing the connection. While not scientifically proven, I believe the problem is that the Canon EOS Utility fights with LR for the connection (even if the EOS Utility is only on in the system tray). In any event, it worked fine when I uninstalled the EOS Utility from the laptop I use for shoots.2. In retrospect I should have chosen the right angle attachment for the camera. I think the tether guard works better with the right angle attachment.3. If shooting on a tripod, the set up only works if shooting in landscape orientation.4. The right angle attachment doesn't work with a RRS L-bracket ... MoreI'm using this cable with a Canon R5 and Lightroom. The cable works well and I definitely recommend it.Having said that, a few bits of advice.1. I had trouble with LR losing the connection. While not scientifically proven, I believe the problem is that the Canon EOS Utility fights with LR for the connection (even if the EOS Utility is only on in the system tray). In any event, it worked fine when I uninstalled the EOS Utility from the laptop I use for shoots.2. In retrospect I should have chosen the right angle attachment for the camera. I think the tether guard works better with the right angle attachment.3. If shooting on a tripod, the set up only works if shooting in landscape orientation.4. The right angle attachment doesn't work with a RRS L-bracket because the USB-C port on the camera is slightly off center. Accordingly, the right angle cable doesn't go through the proper opening in the L-bracket. While I bought the straight cable, I subsequently tried a right angle adapter which is when I realized the camera port was slightly off center.Hope these tips are helpful.
I needed a cable for connecting my EOS R to my laptop to use for online meetings. Not knowing what the connections were called, I used B&H's cable finder utility and had it pegged within minutes. The cable I received works perfectly and I also use it now for tethered shooting in Lightroom. The cable finders will always be my first stop when needing a new or replacement cable in the future.
The industry standard. Does exactly what it was designed to do. Very heavy duty. A bit pricey, given there are cheaper alternatives, but this is THE best for shooting tethered.Interestingly, the one with the right angle connector on one end was less expensive than the one with two straight ends, which makes no sense, but oh well.
Nicely made and nice and thick too. I have a Sony a7rii camera and needed a cable like this to tether my camera to my MacBook Air M2, works just fine but I read that this type of cable cannot charge devices, but to my surprise it does charge anything with a USB-C port. The cable is a little rigid , but still a great cable.
This cord started acting up 3 weeks after I bought it. Had to eat sixty dollars and go buy a replacement cable mid-shoot. For a cable of this price, it should really work better. Be better, Tether Tools.
Ive had previous TT cables and this one is industrial grade thickness. Its not very flexible and forgiving on the camera connection. I get lot of dropped connections during jobs. Find those images on the card whilst client waits is a headache of old and here it is again. Its such a problem Im going to search for an alternative. This thickness may work for studio or static situations but not a camera on the move. Even rotating horizontal to vertical . Any movement on the cable transmits up it to the camera connection due to its stiffness. The Tetherblock may help but I cant be screwing that on and off all the time especially since I already have RRS plates. Needs to be thinner, more flexible. The photo added you can see one bends and the other is stiff.
Works as intended for my Fuji XT3. Connecting from the XT3 to my M1 MacBook Pro. Carries power, control, and data. Was able to get it to work with Capture One. No such luck with Lightroom, unfortunately. The cable is too expensive for what this is. The cable should include a jerk-stopper. Would make the product feel more comprehensive.
The cable works as expected. I didn't expect it to charge the camera in addition to the data transfer. The 12ft length was too long for my purpose but the cable is supple enough to coil and keep out of the way.
Works well, good color, hard to say sometimes what makes Capture One Pro not tether so hard to review the cable bec. it's almost impossible to find where the source of the problem is. I'm guessing it's the software.
so this is well constructed, visibly colored, nice length..but i swear the USB standard is going to break me down psychologically. (i wonder if there is a USB tester box so i can plug in a cable and be told exactly what it's capabilities are.)i bought this to serve as a a link to an audio interface.the particular interface uses USB B so i had to use an OWC USB4 hub. this cable would not handshake the MOTU Ultralite mk4 through this powered, capable hub. while other cables are fine with it.it was a pain, and i had to resort to balancing the MOTU mid-way from the computer to the tech booth, etc..THAT said, the cable is happily -powering- my SSL 2+ USB interface.i THINK it will play nice with my MOTU mk5..but who KNOWS with all the USB variations nows a ... Moreso this is well constructed, visibly colored, nice length..but i swear the USB standard is going to break me down psychologically. (i wonder if there is a USB tester box so i can plug in a cable and be told exactly what it's capabilities are.)i bought this to serve as a a link to an audio interface.the particular interface uses USB B so i had to use an OWC USB4 hub. this cable would not handshake the MOTU Ultralite mk4 through this powered, capable hub. while other cables are fine with it.it was a pain, and i had to resort to balancing the MOTU mid-way from the computer to the tech booth, etc..THAT said, the cable is happily -powering- my SSL 2+ USB interface.i THINK it will play nice with my MOTU mk5..but who KNOWS with all the USB variations nows a days..so this item feels well built and substantial, the cable is beefier than your average, the fit in my MacBookPro is snug, and when you find a setup that works, it's great.on the one hand this is reasonably priced for the length.on the other, disappointed that this isn't King Cable, and you'll have to really test your configuration, the variables between USB A,B,C, 3.1, 4, particular hubs (no matter their price), is just a riot currently..good luck!(but i like it when it works)
| Data Cable | Do not use for charging |
| Length | 4.6m |
| Extruded tips | Nickel plated tip, gold plated pins |
