Product number | 805255 | |
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Manufacturer code | 155CPS3 | |
Brand | Peak design | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Width | 8,3 cm | |
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Depth | 2 cm | |
Height | 4 cm |
Arca Swiss Quick Release |
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Current product
82,50
80,-
According to our quick-release plate expert
The clip can carry up to 90 kilograms, making it suitable for heavier cameras and lenses.
Keeps your camera stable during walking or cycling.
Control your camera directly while it's hanging on your belt or bag.
Doesn't work with the Pro Pad v1 and the Dual Plate v1.
The included standard plate isn't compatible with older Capture models.
The Capture Camera Clip allows you to quickly grab your camera when you're on the go. You can attach your camera to the clip using a quick-release plate. It keeps your camera steady when you're walking or cycling. Screw the quick-release plate underneath the body of your camera and slide it into the clip. The clip can handle up to 90 kilograms, making it suitable for heavy professional cameras and lenses. The Pro Pad is useful if you are wearing a belt. This little cushion provides extra carrying comfort. If you want to use a Manfrotto tripod, you can attach the Capture Camera Clip to the Dual Plate without using the quick-release plate. This quick-release plate is suitable for a Manfrotto tripod and for the Capture Clip.
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This product is a very nice and practical way to attach any camera to anything shaped like a band. For example your belt, a buckle, the shoulder strap of your backpack, a hip belt/bag, etc. The Capture Clip is very easy to install on this and stays in place well. Not only does the camera stay nice and tight along the Capture Clip, but the Clip itself also stays in place both horizontally and vertically where you attach it.
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The Capture Clip can be properly attached to slanting shoulder straps (eg of so-called "Sling" backpacks or "postman" shoulder bags), but the position of the camera is not optimal. I'd rather have it on my belt.
As you can see in the picture, it also fits on my belt which is almost as wide as the belt loops on my jeans. There is even a little margin left.
With a backpack, the shoulder straps are usually thicker at the top (towards the bag, on your shoulder) than at your chest. If you're concerned that your shoulder straps are too wide, take a good look by putting it on to see what height you think the Clip should be. The straps of my backpack are already considerably thinner at the chest.
Oscar
15 May 2018
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