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Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3

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Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3

For stability and quick access, combine the Capture Camera Clip v3 from Peak Design with your strap measuring 6.35cm wide and 1.5cm thick to create a harness system for professional gear weighing up to 90.72 kg. The main component is a durable metal clip, which clamps to your pack strap or belt using the included thumbscrews or hex-head bolts. The Arca-type compatible quick release plate slides onto the clip to lock movement in all directions and has four loops for attaching optional Peak Design anchors. Peak Design's standard plate is also included, and the clip is made from rust-resistant and weatherproof aluminium. The clip measures 8.3cm long and weighs just 3 ounces, with a quick release button so you can instantly grab your camera and start shooting. It has a security lock you can activate to prevent accidental release, and the anti-slip pad on the back plate provides grip. All legacy Peak Design plates work with the Capture v3 except for the DUALplate v1, allowing you to easily carry lenses, binoculars, or GoPro cameras with optional accessories.

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