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Peak Design Capture Camera Clip V3, Silver - No Plate

The new Capture clip-only SKU is finally here, thanks to feedback and suggestions from our customers. It's exactly what it sounds like-a a Capture a clip without a camera plate-for those only in need of an additional clip. Perhaps you have multiple backpacks or bags that you're looking to outfit with Capture clips. Or maybe you're looking to give yourself the convenience of instantly switching between shoulder strap and belt carry.

SKU: GC47-PD-CC-S-3

Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3, Silver - No Plate

Peak Design Capture Camera Clip V3, Silver - No Plate

The new Capture clip-only SKU is finally here, thanks to feedback and suggestions from our customers. It's exactly what it sounds like-a a Capture a clip without a camera plate-for those only in need of an additional clip. Perhaps you have multiple backpacks or bags that you're looking to outfit with Capture clips. Or maybe you're looking to give yourself the convenience of instantly switching between shoulder strap and belt carry.

Expand Your Carry Options

With a 2nd Capture clip, you can switch from backpack to belt carry instantly or leave a clip permanently attached to your favourite pack.

Customize Your Carry

Need Manfrotto RC2 compatibility? Want to carry binoculars, a GoPro, or a lens? Get the clip-only SKU and add any of our plates and adapter kits for a totally custom setup.

Works With Any Plate/Kit

When used with any of our adapter plates/kits, Capture (Clip Only) can carry cameras, lenses, GoPros, or binoculars.

Instant Access

Instantly access the camera with quick-release button

Total Security

A redundant security lock prevents accidental release

Weatherproof & Water Friendly

All parts are weatherproof and resist rust and saltwater

Way Smaller

30% lighter, 20% narrower, 20% lower profile than Capture v2

All-metal Build

Aluminium alloy chassis, backplate, quick-release button and stainless steel locking pin

Anodized Finish

For increased durability and smoothness

Grippier

Embedded grip in backplate for maximum slip resistance

2 Sets of Bolts

Thumb-drive bolts for easy clamping and unclamping

Hex-drive bolts for more secure/permanent installation or thicker straps

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Product Overview

Peak Design Capture Camera Clip V3, Silver - No Plate

The new Capture clip-only SKU is finally here, thanks to feedback and suggestions from our customers. It's exactly what it sounds like-a a Capture a clip without a camera plate-for those only in need of an additional clip. Perhaps you have multiple backpacks or bags that you're looking to outfit with Capture clips. Or maybe you're looking to give yourself the convenience of instantly switching between shoulder strap and belt carry.

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