PEAK DESIGN Capture Camera Mount V3. Black No Plate

Came nicely packaged, brand new. I use this on my hiking trips and honestly, its so sturdy, I never have to worry about my camera falling off. Just remember to tighten the screws (for both the hand-twist on screws and using the key to tighten it on to your strap). If you want hands-free quick access to your gear, look no further.Only complaint, (this has NOTHING to do with the design of the clip) but just so you know ... issue is that if you have filters (ND filter with CPL) on your camera, it might rub against your clothes as the camera is on the clip. My ND filter eventually gotten loose over a period of time, rolled down the hill, landed on a certain angle and cracked the first layer of the filter! I was so sad, almost in tears. Just something to note if you're having filters on while wearing the peak design clip.Otherwise, a great buy!

It is quite a handy accessory to have. It works as advertised and holds the camera tightly. All is good, except one day while I was walking around town, the clip just came off camera. It was unbelievable, coz not just the clip came off bag, rather the screw was completely out. I had tightened the clip as much as physically possible, but it just came lose. Since then I have noticed that it keeps on getting lose with time, and I'm always cautious about my camera. I installed it again on my Lowepro350 shoulder strap, however have to tighten it regularly.

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I had heard Peak Design created some well loved/rated photography bags, mounts and straps, and I really liked the idea of mounting my camera to the shoulder strap on my backpack. So, I thought I’d try the Capture Camera Clip V3 Solo out.It’s a tight fit on my Lowepro backpack (wide straps), but it mounts securely and compresses the strap cushioning for a perfectly flush fit on the backside (shoulder facing side) of the strap. Even with a fully loaded pack, I can’t feel the back of the plate against my chest/shoulder. It’s very comfortable and I don’t even know it’s there, other than the weight of the camera.Clipping the camera in is dead simple...slide it in until it clicks. Removing it is just as easy. I had read a few complaints about difficulties pressing the safety release while removing the camera (some saying it requires two hand), but I had no such issue. I have big hands and as I grab the camera grip with my fingers, I can easily press the release with my thumb. It all happens in one smooth motion using only my right hand.For reference, I purchased Camera Clip V3 Solo (clip only version), along with the Peak Design Dual Plate V2. I have Manfrotto tripods and heads with RC2 mounts, so this Dual Plate works with both the Clip and my tripod heads. The Dual Plate works perfectly with the V3 clip and also well with the RC2 Manfrotto heads.Now for a quick testimonial...Yesterday I went for a hike/climb on some rocky terrain and had my Sony A7 with the 12-24mm lens (heavy) locked into the clip. I took a hard fall going over a boulder and was able to catch myself, somewhat, by my forearms and sort of tuck and roll. It was a violent impact (says my arms and shoulders), but the clip held fast and saved an expensive lens. I can only imagine what would have happen to either the camera or lens if I had used a neck or should strap instead of this. I’m sold on this clip mount, and highly recommend it...especially if you’re an active outdoors hiker/photographer.

Używam go już ponad rok, jestem zadowolona z zakupu. Aparat na zapięciu trzyma się solidnie i nie zjeżdża, nie ma luzów, nic nie skrzypi, wszystko trzyma jak przymurowane do mnie, dużo łatwiej w ten sposób nosić mi aparat.