Cables To Go CTG 50ft HI-RESOLUTION 4-in-1 RCA/S-VIDEO CABLE ( 29156 )

Product Description

The Hi-Resolution Triple RCA with S-Video cable from Cables To Go is a uniquely designed 4-in-1 cable. The cable combines composite audio and video with S-video, all in a single cable. The S-video component is constructed with dual 75ohm coaxial cable that delivers high-quality video images. The dual coax design keeps the black and white (Y) signal separate and combines the color signals into a single color signal (C). This allows for better picture quality than a composite cable. The composite video component is constructed with 75ohm coaxial cable that delivers clear, crisp images. The dual audio conductor is 90% spiral-wrapped with tinned-copper, which provides shielding against EMI and RFI interference. Ordinary "included in the box" S-video cables often use low-quality materials with inferior shielding that can result in poor picture quality. Cables To Go's Hi-Resolution Triple RCA with S-Video cable delivers all the detail, color and brightness you expect from your equipment.

Customer Reviews:

Great buy.......2007-11-05

Better then I expected. I used this cable to connect a TV in the kitchen to a DVR in the family room. I was a little rough pulling the cable through the basement but it held up well. I can not find any difference in picture quality using this cable compared to using a very expensive 6 foot cable.

Product Description

Organize your jewelry with this Brocade Jewelry Roll. The roll opens up and reveals two zipped pockets for storing valuable jewelry. A strap in the center will also keep your rings in one place. There is also a bigger pocket for more storage if needed. When storing, simply tie the roll up and you're done. Available in Cerulean Flower, Maize Flower, Jade Butterfly, Pink Dragonfly, Pink Flower, Rose and Night Flower.

Average customer rating:

Not for converts from film SLR

Definitely one of the best cameras I've ever owned

Best Camera I've owned!

Is this camera ever sweet

Fast compact and sharp

Sony Cybershot DSCV3 7.2MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom

Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Photography
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Product Features:

7.2-megapixel resolution for photo-quality 15-by-20-inch prints

4x optical zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens

Easy composition with 2.5-inch LCD monitor, the Hologram AF illuminator, multi-pattern measuring, and live histogram display

Capable of recording images on to both Memory Stick PRO media and CompactFlash Type 1 media

Powered by rechargeable InfoLithium battery; supplied AC-LS5 adapter/charger provides stable power for USB transfer

ASIN: B0004HQQSE

Product Description

Sony DSC-V3 Cybershot Digital Camera - With its 7.2 megapixels and a Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens with 4x optical zoom, Sony's new Cyber-shot(R) DSC-V3 digital-camera offers superb still imaging and VGA video movie modes. Professional quality, this camera has autofocus and programmed autoexposure modes for incredible ease and manual modes for creative exploration. Versatile PictBridge compatibility to print images without a computer All images are stored on MemoryStick - MemoryStick-Pro - CompactFlash media-card memory Large, bright 2.5 LCD screen Sony Nightshot mode takes picture in virtual darkness Built-in AutoFlash with Hot Shoe for adding an external electronic-flash Rechargeable InfoLithium(R) battery system for quick recharging time, which means that you will spend less time charging and more time taking pictures, approximately 260 shots per charge Lens accepts 58mm Filter accessories Dimensions - 4 3/4 x 2 7/8 x 2 1/12 inch / 13 ounces PC and Macintosh data transfer compatible

Customer Reviews:

Not for converts from film SLR.......2007-12-04

I am a 35mm art photographer and purchased this in January 2005 for snapshots of our new child.

I have hated it almost every day I have owned it. Why?

1) I have tried every "focus pattern" in the box and still have so many out-of focus pictures. Rarely is there a shot with true focus right on the subject's eye, for example. This is just not an issue with my old manual-focus film cameras.

2) I have to scroll through menus to change ISO and shutter speed. I would have preferred controls that match the old film SLR's, manual, and right on top of the box.

3) There is no grip area on the left side of the camera so when I let my preschooler hold it, her finger just naturally hits the lens.

4) I prefer fixed-focus lenses because the image quality is so much better than a comparably-priced zoom lens.

5) There is no way to bounce the flash off the ceiling to get a diffuse light instead of that awful, cheap-camera harsh glare on the subject.

6) I need a faster lens.

What do I like about it? It fits in a medium or large purse. But, frankly, I've stopped carrying it because I'm sick of the lousy images.

For my purposes, I would give this camera zero stars.

I'm so frustrated. I'm wondering if I should just shoot film for a couple more years, or if it's safe to buy a digital SLR yet. UGH.

Definitely one of the best cameras I've ever owned.......2007-08-25

1. I know it really doesn't make much sense to write a review on a camera that has been discontinued for many years, but I just wanted to document that this camera is still one of the best cameras I've ever owned / used. I continue to use it as my primary camera (mainly for snap shots)--> and it just produces excellent shots; both in JPEG and RAW (I mainly shoot RAW). The wide angle and macro lens are also excellent.

2. The main cons are that of:
a. very very very slow RAW write times.
b. ... I think that's my only beef.

3. It's sad that essentially most camera companies have abandoned RAW in their compact cameras (current exception Panasonic and Olympus... and I guess Fuji E900). However, I have renewed hope with the recent announcement that the Canon G9 will again have RAW capabilities. It would be even greater news if Sony came out with a "V4".

4. Main point: if you want a semi-compact camera that'll deliver amazing results and can actually find one of these, you definitely will not be dissapointed. Kudos to Sony for producing this gem.

Best Camera I've owned!.......2006-09-28

This camera is phenomenal and definitely the best camera I've owned. I've had the camera now for about 3 years and it still amazes me with the quality and clarity of photos I get from it. I had a Canon Powershot prior and wish I had this Sony DSCV3 instead. The fact that the Sony DSCV3 accepts both the Memory Stick and Compact Flash (and yes both in the camera at the same time) made it easy moving from the Canon which was Compact Flash only.

There are so many settings capable on this camera as well as the scene modes, its hard to take a bad picture. Even with low light situations the hologram projection makes capturing your photo easy. Some situations definitely benefit from having the external flash unit available.

I also love the Multi Burst and Speed Burst modes of the Sony DSCV3. These settings allow you to take several continuos shots in succession, typically for moving objects. It works great, does take some getting use to, and the recording time seams a little long at times. This recording time being the main thing it takes practice to get use to.

I also have used the video capture capabilites quite a bit on various vacation trips and am very pleased with the results. Again, this is where the dual cards in the camera at the same time comes in handy, you can capture video to the Memory Stick card and capture your photos to the Compact Flash card. Very simple to do and provides for a lot of storage space.

I did not like the Picture Package software that came with the camera, but I found a couple software programs I do like a lot, Corel's Photo Album 6 Deluxe is great for downloading the photos and videos from your camera as well as orgainizing them and most importantly, backing them up to an external hard drive and DVDs. I also have used the Corel Paint Shop product for editing my photos, one of the easiest to use that I've found. However, with the Sony DSCV3 I find the biggest thing I correct on my photos is the red eye. Even though it has the red eye reduction settings, you still get some red eye, depending on whether or not the people you are shooting are looking right at the camera lens or not.

I'll probably have this camera for some time to come. The one I will look at next will be the Sony Alpha. Loving their cameras!

Is this camera ever sweet.......2006-03-28

It has dual memory slots for compact flash and ...SD i think is the other one. It has no memory on it's own, so you do need to get one. The battery life is pretty good. It plugs into the wall to recharge, so no more running down to the store for a pack of AA's
The photo quality is very good, even at just 3 MP. I recommend using it with a tripod whenever possible, specially in low light situations.
And the focus is kinda clumsy, but still a great digital camera.

Fast compact and sharp.......2006-02-27

This is my 2nd digital camera and after a month I am very pleased. It is the fastest for its category and it still fits in a coat pocket. Yet it has many advanced features you don't find on a small camera. If you are shooting wildlife, action or small kids, nothing beats a camera that starts fast and responds quickly to shutter release. The add on lense feature is also well thought out and since you have a hot shoe you don't have to worry about the small flash on the camera being hidden by the add on flash. Two types of memory card allows you to use one for stills and one for video or backup stills. Good design and lightweight

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