Hey, this is Scott of Photography Banzai. In this I'm going to show you these four
different accessories from peak design. Camera Craft let me try these out.
Going to look at each one individually. Get a feel for the different accessories.
See how they work out. First off we have the leash. This one is basically a camera
strap. Ultra light camera strap. Nice thing about their little boxes... You can
open them up and get details on the thing. They have their special detachable
set up. I don't really know too much about them yet. I've never used any of
their product. So... Curious to try those out.
Has these special connectors that
you can more easily get it larger or shorter. Of course, the standard connector
for their brand.
Comes with different accessories here. This is for the tripod (socket).
Comes with these two metal lugs to more easily attached to certain
cameras, and you get four of those. Plus.. hex connector for the tripod (socket).
This one is the cuff. Basically a wrist strap. Same setup... Has those little lugs
to quickly detach. This one actually has some type of metal thing. I'm not sure
what that does at this point. So I'll probably be really interested in this one.
The strap itself has a nice little metal piece here. I think it's metal. And then
the special connector. Just push it down. Locks in... It won't come out unless you
put pressure on it. Then these two little extra metal connectors for different
types of camera lugs, I assume. And of course the bag.
These two other accessories kind of work together. You have the actual camera clip.
This is something you attach to the tripod (socket) of a camera and this hooks up to
any type of strap.
Here's what comes with the camera clip. You have the four different bolts.
Standard ones and then these are for extra long stuff apparently, or extra thick stuff.
Got the bottom plate, top plate, and the plate for the camera.
With that clip you've got the pro pad. This is basically just a little loop that you
hook up to any type of belt. I don't know, it looks really nice, but yeah... If you
want a special Peak Design loop, there you go.
Here's the pro pad. That works
with the camera clip. You can see, put the camera clip through here.
And that's about it...
Very solid...
Take this guy... Boom!
Take the wrist strap... Pop up that on. Boom!
So just ready action.
You can leave that on your wrist.
22 millimeter with one of these lugs...
So now we have the actual camera strap.
You can actually use this as a
side strap as well...
It's long enough...
Easily tugs up.
quickly adjust things. So then switch it
off to the bottom one in case your lens is especially heavy.
And has its own mount, of course.
That way you are not putting stress on the lugs, or this bottom tripod.
That also works nicely. For whatever reason you could switch it off if you
wanted. It does actually angle nicely like that.
A little quicker... You can also use it
like a traditional camera strap. So that way you've got everything going.
Actually, wrap it around your wrist.
That works too. Here's the camera clip attached
to an Incase bag. One strap on it. I don't know if it would fit on thicker areas,
but it works nicely on this strap here.
And easily attach the camera. Naahh, Obviously...
This doesn't work too well in this situation, but depending on your bag I
can see it working. Alright this is probably the main use case for this type
of thing. Is that it's attached to a backpack.
Full backpack so it's pretty
sturdy. Didn't really have any issues. I'm using the standard lugs in that case.
Works out pretty well. Now to actually get it off...
Bam... Bam...
Ideally you probably want a little lower. But...
Depends on your backpack. Probably a good thing to
do is use the wrist strap with that. So you got that going. You can leave that
basically on your wrist. And then easily pop it. You're good to go.
You got the strap.
And you're ready to take it again.
Pop... Pop...
Easier said than done.
The stuff is very popular these days. And I do understand now after trying it out
a little bit. Of course, you would want to use it for extended periods of time to
see how it holds up. And see how this... Especially the connections here are some
plastics, but overall it's very convenient to use. And it is appealing
from my perspective. Again thanks to Camera Craft for let me try this stuff out
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