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I'm also an amateur photographer and shoots with a Canon 5DsR, editing my photos using an AdobeRGB LG 4K display (10-bit color to support AdobeRGB). Keep in mind that the Cinema display also needs a USB-A connection (I'm guessing to provide power to some internal circuit for link negotiation?), so you'll need a separate adapter from USB-C to USB-A.
DisplayPort to USB-C using this connector Which is a USB-C to Mini-DisplayPort and Charging Port Adapter.Dual-Link DIV to DisplayPort using Apple's connector.I have the exact same problem and after much search, came to this solution:
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I would sell the monitor to someone with an older Mac that can support this type of display and use the money you would've spent on the adapter with the proceeds from the sale of the Cinema Display on a shiny, brand new monitor (like a 4K or 5K). The tech, while still good is obsolete and the active adapter isn't cheap. (IMO) I wouldn't spend the money on this solution to get a Cinema Display working on a new MacBook. The active adapter "recreates" the signal being sent to the Cinema Display. The active DisplayPort to DL-DVI is required because DP and DL-DVI are two completely different signals a passive rearrangement of signal wires don't work here. The good news is that the USB-C port on MacBooks have the native DisplayPort signal so you aren't really converting anything - just the physical interface. You have to do this multi-step connection because USB-C to DL-DVI adapters are impossible to find.
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