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I am looking for a short HDMI cable to go from the camera to my monitor.  Ideally about a foot, with the large HDMI end bending 90 degrees like your hand bends, across the width. I don't really want a bend on the camera end. 

 

I've been looking on google, ebay, and amazon with no solution.  Too long, or wrong bend or the small end bending which would just be in the way.

 

Any ideas where I can find this?

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I am looking for a short HDMI cable to go from the camera to my monitor.  Ideally about a foot, with the large HDMI end bending 90 degrees like your hand bends, across the width. I don't really want a bend on the camera end. 

 

I've been looking on google, ebay, and amazon with no solution.  Too long, or wrong bend or the small end bending which would just be in the way.

 

Any ideas where I can find this?

 

 

http://www.monoprice.com

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Use an angle adapter. Couldn't find a short cable with angle connector built in. Verify the direction you need cable to exit before ordering. Four bucks. Amazon... 

Monoprice HDMI Port Saver Male to Female - 90 Degree (103733)

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