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Peak Design Sony Lens Kit v2
Peak Design Sony Lens Kit v2
Changing lenses is one of the most common workflows in photography. It’s also one of the most frustrating. Enter Lens Kit. Lens Kit is an adapter for Capture that lets you change lenses rapidly, with just one hand, and holds your unused lens rigidly and securely. Now you can carry up to 2 lenses on any backpack strap, belt or bag, keeping your spare lens quickly accessible and freeing up the inside of your bag for other gear. Includes 1 Lens Kit adapter.
Strong
Securely hold lenses of any size/weight
Compatible With Other Peak Gear
Use with PROpad (sold separately) to comfortably carry heavier lenses
4 Directions
Swivels freely for quick lens changing, but locks in 4 directions to keep your unused lens secure
Connect Easily With Our Straps
Lens Kit adapter has loops for Peak Design Anchors - wear with any Peak Design strap
Hold Up To 2 Lenses At A Time
Material
Made of glass-reinforced nylon with machined aluminum bayonet mounts
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Product Overview
Peak Design Sony Lens Kit v2
Changing lenses is one of the most common workflows in photography. It’s also one of the most frustrating. Enter Lens Kit. Lens Kit is an adapter for Capture that lets you change lenses rapidly, with just one hand, and holds your unused lens rigidly and securely. Now you can carry up to 2 lenses on any backpack strap, belt or bag, keeping your spare lens quickly accessible and freeing up the inside of your bag for other gear. Includes 1 Lens Kit adapter.
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