Peak Design - Capture camera clip for V3 camera.Black.

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For example, if you just sit your backpack upright, the weight of the camera on one of the straps may cause the backpack to fall over… and your expensive gear will be the first thing to hit the floor. I would have to say that this is an amazing camera clip for your backpack next to the Capture Clip Pro from Peak Design. Listen, one of my favorite things about using the Capture Clip is that I feel like A Real Photographer™ whilst wearing my camera strapped proudly to my chest.

We have the best binoculars for you from the world's top brands, including Swarovski, Zeiss, Leica and Hawke optics whether you are looking for something light and compact. The Peak Design Capture Camera Clip is a secure, convenient, accessible way to keep and carry your camera with you. We’ve never once had an issue—or heard of any other user—having some kind of malfunction that led to dropping delicate camera gear. All-metal build - Aluminium alloy chassis, backplate, quick-release button and stainless steel locking pin. As a traveling photographer, you want to make sure all your equipment is safe and convenient to use.

V3 updates: Way smaller, way lighter, all-metal build, ultra-smooth machined/anodized finish, hella comfy ergonomic design. The clip system is extremely strong and secure, designed to easily carry any camera up to DSLR size and weight and attaches to your camera bag or carry strap.

From outdoor adventures to offbeat experiences, follow along as we help others travel more and adventure boldly! The Capture Clip becomes a part of whatever you attach it to, and as an added bonus, I have yet to see any wear on my equipment as a result of the Clip. An important factor to consider when trying to find the best camera clip for your backpack is the usability. This product has been thoroughly tested by our team of photographers and we are happy to give a 6 month warranty as a result. About 30 minutes later, however, the clip dropped his camera again, and this time with catastrophic results.For a really long time, we almost exclusively used the wide angle lens with whatever camera we were shooting with, because, well, we’re lazy and it’s inconvenient to set down your bag, rifle through it, and go through the process of swapping out your lenses. The camera clip is incredibly sturdy and has a rock solid locking mechanism that is also Arca-type compatible. In our experience, the lens mount slides easily in and out of the Capture Clip- to get it stuck in the wrong angle, I would think you’d REALLY have to be forcing the lens mount in at a weird angle, which you should be able to feel pretty obviously as you’re sliding it in. The lens mount is made of a sturdy metal; we’ve hung the camera with the telephoto lens from the Peak Design Capture Clip dozens, if not hundreds, of times and have never had any issues with its durability. Prior to using the Capture Clip I would either carry my camera in my backpack (which meant having to take my pack off every time I wanted to take a photo) or simply carry it in my hand (which meant constantly having to set it down to free my hands up and living in constant fear that I would drop or bang it on something).

Justin and I have three Capture Clips and are constantly swapping them between ourselves and between our various bags. The latest version Capture is the most secure, convenient, accessible way to carry your camera, period. With Capture, you can safely and comfortably carry your camera anytime, anywhere, and always have instant access. If you’re a photographer that's quick on your feet, you might be looking for the best camera clip for your backpack. THE COMFORT | I really take no issue with the comfort of the Capture Clip, but I expect there are some whiners out there who may complain that it is pressing into them under the weight of their camera and pack.Just be sure to consider the width and thickness of your backpack strap—the Capture Clip can accommodate straps up to 2.