Capture Camera Clip System - Page 8

Calzor Suzay · 6th of October 2011 (Thu)

I'm in the same boat as ebert and wondering if it'll fit the base plate loop.

ebert · 9th of October 2011 (Sun)

Well I decided to get one....

Will let you know how it works out, Calzor

Calzor Suzay · 10th of October 2011 (Mon)

Cheers

Obsidian · 19th of October 2011 (Wed)

has anyone used this with a flash attached? It seems like since you can only connect on the bottom, the hot shoe is always perpendicular to your body and that means a mounted flash would always stick out from the side.

Snydremark · 19th of October 2011 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Obsidian

has anyone used this with a flash attached? It seems like since you can only connect on the bottom, the hot shoe is always perpendicular to your body and that means a mounted flash would always stick out from the side.

Correct, the way it hooks up you will have the flash sticking straight out from you; either to the side (if used on a belt at the hip), or in front (if mounted on a shoulder strap). I wouldn't recommend either one unless you are in full control of your environment and KNOW you're not gonna whack the flash on someone/something. Plus, it puts the weight pulling funny and isn't very comfortable.

Of course, I've found most of the above to be true with any of the sling straps, as well. Other than a hand grip, I haven't seen any carry solution that works well with a flash attached.

MDJAK · 25th of October 2011 (Tue)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fstop-Ian

^ hi I have tried it out on both new and old shoulder straps and had no issues...

Its not pressed to the bottom of each plate but I would suggest that added upward pressure creates an equally tight fit.

http://vimeo.com/26753353

Ian, why is your video removed?

I ordered mine today after the cotton carrier failed and my camera fell. Thankfully on a bed of leaves while hiking.

_aravena · 25th of October 2011 (Tue)

Sounds awesome! Wish I knew about it earlier and got it when it was $50 although I would have gave the $75 to get the extenders but $80 for just the unit? Idk...I rarely use my camera with a small lens except NIfty on occasion but I'd like it more in partnership with my sling strap so my camera doesn't go everywhere.

Fstop-Ian · 25th of October 2011 (Tue)

Quote:

Originally Posted by MDJAK

Ian, why is your video removed?

I ordered mine today after the cotton carrier failed and my camera fell. Thankfully on a bed of leaves while hiking.

Good question. I deleted for no good reason. Sorry.

I'm still a big fan - although I must admit I have misplaced my plate

How did the CC fail? was it the actual device?

MDJAK · 25th of October 2011 (Tue)

See here
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/....php?t=1107856

ebert · 30th of October 2011 (Sun)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Calzor Suzay

Cheers

So I can confirm it does work with the herringbone. In fact, the herringbone leather isn't as thick as I thought it would be. It fits, but can be snug if not positioned properly; not a problem if you put it left into the clip though, obviously.

Calzor Suzay · 31st of October 2011 (Mon)

Thanks, one for the Xmas list perhaps

1KIND · 6th of November 2011 (Sun)

Just posted my review on the Capture Camera Clip System - http://1kindphotography.blogspot.com...mera-clip.html

Works great but its not suitable for cameras with gripped bodies. You can see the weight the gripped gear pulls on my belt.

Lifeinpictures · 6th of November 2011 (Sun)

Btw, what canon camera are you using?

Thanks for the review. Based on your experience, I will not get one because I use a gripped camera. Saves me some time.

1KIND · 7th of November 2011 (Mon)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lifeinpictures

Btw, what canon camera are you using?

Thanks for the review. Based on your experience, I will not get one because I use a gripped camera. Saves me some time.

I use the competitors...Nikon. lol. But im here for the info and knowledge that everyone has to share. I actually like it and wasn't that bad but the added weight and angle it hangs with a gripped body didn't feel comfortable

Malsam · 7th of November 2011 (Mon)

Quote:

Originally Posted by iazybandit

I use the competitors...Nikon. lol. But im here for the info and knowledge that everyone has to share.

6th of October 2011 (Thu)	#106
Calzor Suzay Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 24	Re: Capture Camera Clip System I'm in the same boat as ebert and wondering if it'll fit the base plate loop.

9th of October 2011 (Sun)	#107
ebert Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Canada Posts: 46 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Well I decided to get one.... Will let you know how it works out, Calzor __________________ macro enthusiast \| Gear and Feedback

10th of October 2011 (Mon)	#108
Calzor Suzay Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 24	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Cheers

19th of October 2011 (Wed)	#109
Obsidian Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 105	Re: Capture Camera Clip System has anyone used this with a flash attached? It seems like since you can only connect on the bottom, the hot shoe is always perpendicular to your body and that means a mounted flash would always stick out from the side. __________________ Canon 50D 24-70L, 70-200 2.8 IS L

25th of October 2011 (Tue)	#112
_aravena isn't this answer a stickie yet? Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Back in the 757 Posts: 12,366 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Sounds awesome! Wish I knew about it earlier and got it when it was $50 although I would have gave the $75 to get the extenders but $80 for just the unit? Idk...I rarely use my camera with a small lens except NIfty on occasion but I'd like it more in partnership with my sling strap so my camera doesn't go everywhere. __________________ POTN CRUMPLER MAN!!! My Site ~ Gear List ~ Bag Reviews

25th of October 2011 (Tue)	#114
MDJAK ...the definition of a noob Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: New York Posts: 22,260 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Capture Camera Clip System See here http://photography-on-the.net/forum/....php?t=1107856

31st of October 2011 (Mon)	#116
Calzor Suzay Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 24	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Thanks, one for the Xmas list perhaps

6th of November 2011 (Sun)	#117
1KIND Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: New York Posts: 972	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Just posted my review on the Capture Camera Clip System - http://1kindphotography.blogspot.com...mera-clip.html Works great but its not suitable for cameras with gripped bodies. You can see the weight the gripped gear pulls on my belt. __________________ 1KIND Photography Canon :: 5D Mark III Gripped \| PowerShot S100 \| PowerShot SD1000 Glass/Gear :: Canon 24-70L \| 50mm f1.4 \| 580EX II Flash Feedbacks Selling :: B-Grip Holster / Canon Photo Paper / Canon NB-5L & NB-4L

6th of November 2011 (Sun)	#118
Lifeinpictures Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 210	Re: Capture Camera Clip System Btw, what canon camera are you using? Thanks for the review. Based on your experience, I will not get one because I use a gripped camera. Saves me some time.

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