ULANZI F38 Camera Backpack Strap Clip Quick Release Kit for Backpack Straps V2, QR Plate Camera Tripod Mount Adapter Capture Camera Clip for Camera to Backpack Strap Quick Mount/Release
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Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
Features
- Quick Release in Seconds, Interconnectivity Without Limits: The product adopts the design of flipping compression limit, slide in for automatic locking
- Innovative Flexible Structures, More Comfortable to Carry
- T-shaped Buckle Fixing Structure Smoother Installation. There is no need for complex screw fixing, F38 Quick Release Kit for Backpack V2 adopts lanyard + T-shaped buckle fixing structure, one click and close, it can be clamped
- Suitable for backpack shoulder strap width 80mm, maximum clip shoulder strap thickness 20mm
- Keep the Original Feel of the Strap.
- Safety Device Included, Free to Create.
- Large-area Soft Rubber Pad, Anti-slip and Anti-deflection.
- Quick Release Can Support up to 30kg
- The Quick Release Plate Contains Locking Gasket, Camera is Fixed More Stable. The quick release plates fit seamlessly, maintaining excellent stability even in running, hiking, off-roading, and other strenuous activities
- The F38 quick release plate can meet the four-way free installation without identifying the position. High-wear-resistance Dyneema Lanyard, 3-layer Wear Warning
Brand: ULANZI
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Cameras
Compatible Phone Models: F38 Quick Release System
Mounting Type: Camera Backpack Strap
Package Dimensions: 4.33 x 2.83 x 1.65 inches
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Special features: Camera Backpack Strap
Color: Black
Manufacturer: ULANZI
Date First Available: November 30, 2023
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Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024 by Giovanna Siqueira
Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
I attached the Ulanzi FALCAM F38 clip to the webbing on my backpack strap and was quite happy with the camera access that location provided. My backpack has 3-inch-wide straps, and the clip attachment mechanism is too narrow to work with the straps directly, but that is also true for the other camera clips I have. Overall, I am quite happy with this camera clip and like it better than the other clips. Another great product from Ulanzi. What I liked about the Ulanzi F38 clip: - Clipping in feels effortless and there is an audible click when attaching. Both attaching and releasing the camera from the baseplate are smooth, with no feeling of hanging up or dragging. There is little or no play in the Ulanzi quick-release plate when it is attached to the baseplate. - The clip release button is easy to operate and includes an integrated lock. - The clip works fine whether mounted horizontally or vertically. - The clip is compact in design and considerably less bulky than the other clips I have. - The quality of the clip overall is very good. What I did not like as much about the Ulanzi F38 clip as compared to my other clips: - The clamping mechanism includes a lanyard to attach the QR baseplate to a backpack strap as opposed to a metal backing plate. This makes the clip more compact, but I am hesitant to use this mechanism with a very heavy lens and camera combination (i.e., 6 pounds or more.) The lanyard may be perfectly fine with this weight, but it leaves me a little nervous. Regardless, the clip will work fine with my camera and with every lens I have except one. - The lanyard can also wear and has color coding built in to indicate any wear. A spare replacement lanyard is included in case the lanyard does need to be replaced. A few other things: - I could clip QR plates from my other clamps into the Ulanzi QR baseplate but not vice-versa as this type of interoperation is very dependent on the design and size of the QR plate. I was also able to securely attach the Ulanzi QR plate to the QR baseplates on my tripods but not vice-versa. - I also clamped the Ulanzi QR baseplate to a thin, one-inch-wide strap on a camera sling. The clip attached securely, but I could slide the plate on the strap a bit if I put pressure on it (i.e., more than camera weight alone.) The other clips I have do not move at all on the small straps.
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Another Ulanzi product…..another winner.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by Brett Cassese
Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
Really liking this camera backpack strap clip quick release kit. I am able to use this with my Insta360 camera and keep it attach to my backpack straps while walking when filming. Easy to use and the material is pretty good. Haven't tried a bigger camera but it should be good for something heavier than my Insta360 camera.
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Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
I've been considering a Peak camera clip for awhile and saw this option for less money available. I'm happy with this so far and supports similar strap thicknesses. I do think Peak has a simpler approach to attaching to equipment. This one requires opening it up, popping out the cable, wrapping the cable around your equipment, looping the cable into the right slot, then clamping it down. I like to put this on my belt after it's around my waist and the Peak system is just easier. Other than that I've got no real complaints. The camera base is arca-swiss compatible so I don't have to decide between an arca or this clip. The button locks out with ease and I've not have my equipment fall when the lock is engaged. It works great on a backpack or belt even though the belt requires horizontal entry. The cable is very flexible but doesn't have any spring to it so it holds tight. Apparently the cable might stretch out with use as there's an extra one included in the package.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by Kasey
Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
This system has an overall great built quality but lacks one thing in my opinion. I wish the actual plate had an anti twist lever or something. Although this system is far better and super convenient compared to other systems, it’s essentially the same since the camera can still potentially twist off.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by Bryan
Size: Backpack Straps V2 Kit
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