Peak DesignCapture camera clip for V3 camera.Black.

this thing is great. I love that i can attach my camera to my backpack strap while hiking and having it ready to shoot the next picture within seconds. you can attach/detach the camera quicky and it holds it very securely. The idea, design and execution are brilliant. Love it and will bring with me whenever I plan to take photographs.It is on the expensive side - but probably worth the money....

This will keep the heaviest, most expensive camera an lens safety locked on your belt.The included mounting plate is compliant with the Swiss Arca tripod system which means there’s no need to remove it.The plate is, however, incompatible with the earlier camera clip ( but not vice-versa).Easy to attach to a suitable belt, although there are accessories for very wide belts - check first.Simple to use and a lot quicker than opening a camera bag.Very expensive for what you get but the quality is top notch.I have a camera clip adapter that I can move to different belts to give added versatility to an already great product.Recommend to everyone who want to spend time photographing rather than rummaging in a bag.

Work perfectly, good quality, easy to use, good value for money

I've always been an avid fan of Peak Design ever since their first kickstarter. This is a company that produces quality bags and accessories, I've used their messenger bags, totes, slings, backpacks and straps. Always wanted the capture clip, but didn't think I had a need for it, until I started missing shots by fumbling with my bag getting the camera out. This is a much easier method to have the camera ready.Knocked one star off for price, I still think this is overpriced, it's a solid, well made item, but I think it would be more well received at a price point around £40-50. One other issue is that, i think they should have made another quick release button on the left side, as it has proved to be a small issue grabbing the camera with the right hand and using the left hand to push the right sided quick release button. It feels a little awkward in use.As for the what the product is designed for - faultless. A real gem of a product for attaching your camera to your backpack strap.

Bought this clip to help encourage me to use my DSLR camera more often.I have had a DSLR camera for years and have always been put off using it with my strap whilst out walking or climbing as it knocks around and I find myself cradling the camera in my hands, making the strap redundant.I saw someone wearing their camera on a backpack strap and asked them about it, they showed me theirs which was a first generation clip and talked me through the pros and the cons.I couldn’t find one in the local camera specialists as they were always sold out and found the case to be the same on Amazon for quite some time.I was eventually able to get hold of one through Amazon when they came back into stock and took it away with me to the Lake District twice in the last few months.I’m really pleased with the clip, it is very sturdy and made of a strong metal construction. I have managed to keep my camera on hand whilst climbing and walking and taken some great pictures which I might have otherwise missed had I had to get my camera out of my rucksack.The only real drawback is that with the mount fitted you can’t use a tripod, however I never take a tripod away with me so this is not a problem.I do still use my strap for extra peace of mind alongside the clip, purely from my own paranoia about dropping the camera and causing damage.The more I have used the camera on the mount and clip it has actually increased my confidence in it.I’m very happy with my purchase and would recommend this option to anyone thinking of buying one.

I use my Peak Design - Capture clip to hold my camera when I go for hikes. I dislike camera straps around the neck and continually getting the camera out of a backpack is a pain. I have tried the clip on both the shoulder strap and belt and think that the belt is the most comfortable. (I have walked distances of 15 miles and more and not had an issue).I use it to hold a Canon EOS R and 24-240mm lens. The camera just hangs there, does not interfere with walking and is instantly available when I want to take a photo. Also means I have both hands free while hiking.I have replaced the ball head on my tripod, and the quick release my monopod, for ones that that accept the Arca plate. This means the plate does not need to be removed to put the camera on a tripod.I have tried the clip with multiple straps and have not had an issue of getting it to fit.Only downside is the cost, but it works well and seems to be well made.

I bought this clip so that I could hang my camera on my rucksack straps for when I wanted to run and gun! I like to hop around the environment when I’m doing landscape photography and this slows you to do that with piece of mind.The extra locking mechanism is fantastic, easy to access and provides extra reassurance. The whole unit is made of beautifully machined CNC metals and feels really well crafted... CNC machining like this is like the modern day blacksmith.A note for extended grip users... if you have a grip that has a protruding handle such as the Meike X1EM grip for Sony A7 cameras, you have to tilt the base plate slightly to allow the protruding grip to still fit around the Capture V3 mount. Photo attached.While I still feel it’s overpriced, this unit is well worth the investment if you move around a lot with your camera... make the jump!