Peak Design Capture LENS Unboxing and Quick Review

[@michaelbenoit9240]

This is great for concert photography (I shoot in venues and theaters/auditorums). When I'm a theater setting it''ll allows me to change lenses faster while being in stealth mode while my bag is off stage.

[@MrKaliforniakingz]

Great video. I found this on amazon, Universal Lens Cap Anti-losing Holder Clip Buckle. I bought it because I use to put my lens caps in my pockets too. Now I just put them on my camera strap.

[@egar71]

Isnt there a big risk for getting dust or dirt in the capture lens when u walk around with it outdoors... and then when u want to change lenses u will get dirt or dust or whatever when u connect ur lense to it and rotate..

[@MarioEnriqueAg]

+Tommy Levin Great question!

[@camjam3104]

+Tommy Levin Great question for sure. I've taken this out for a few shoots already and you are right there is that risk. There's two solution I'm trying. One is the keep 1 of the caps mentioned at 2:27 and keep the cap on the opened side at all time. The other option which I'm trying right now for the next few shoots is to keep the lens on the upside, so the opened side always faces down. If option 2 works well I'll probably be doing that moving forward, one less thing to manage while switching lens.

[@egar71]

+CamJam Thx for à fast reply. The most secure way to go i guess is the first option with the cap on. One extra step but safer. I would like to carry One extra lense in a strap round My shoulder. So think thats the way to go.

[@1KINDPhotography]

+Tommy Levin Option 1 is a good option but having the cap on can defeat the purpose of a quick lens swap as shown in the video. Option 2 is a nice idea but still allows for dust/dirt to get on the CaptureLens. Leaving the lens up can get in the way especially if you have a zoom lens like a 70-200. Not to mention, gravity will also be a factor so it will only force itself to lean down but it won't rotate down. If you're in an area that has a lot of dirt, you wouldn't want to be using this anyways. You will never be able to avoid dust or dirt.

[@ReynaldoWibowo]

Just buy 3 lenses then. Done

[@lorenzo4262]

i think the only problem is that you need to add two action in your movements. You need to add the cap to the lens changer, cause if you don't do that, dirt will come inside the lens changer, Consequently in the lens, and finally it comes to the sensor... would you leave a lens without a cap?

[@timyuan5458]

Hi, good review, but I have a question about it as if you are taking photo on the beach, with all the sand blowing across, what will happen to the capture lens upside down, it will capture all the sand blowing into it?

[@camjam3104]

Tim, there's no problem as the capture is not hollow in the center, it acts as a lens cap for the lens. I would always put on the lens cap on the front focal end.

[@chrisogrady28]

CamJam you misunderstood the question, the OP was asking the valid question of does the open half of the capture collect sand and then when you mount a lens to that side it's then exposed to the sand that was collected while that side was open. I believe the correct answer is, yes it will get in and cause an issue, in difficult situations such as rain and sand I would put the plastic caps over the unused mount side when you're shooting, to stop anything getting in.

[@timlaunyc]

Debris will be caught in the open end of the capture. You should buy caps for it for protection. The Lens Flipper by GoWing is an alternative (swapping out the capture mount for eyelets, also more expensive) and comes with silicone caps (not sure if one or two). As for the capture, the mount is just just a flush metal plate, and would not offer any additional sealing not provided by your lens. Nor will this afford any extra protection while changing lenses in any situation like the beach or desert, or in the rain. No one in their right mind would want to change lenses on a camera in those situations anyway. Note: I spoke to a LensFlipper rep at PhotoPlus a few days ago, and saw it in person. I do not own a Lens Flipper.

[@BoxxyFan]

Tim Lau why do you have to buy caps? doesn't it already come with caps in the box?

[@iPhoneiPadReview]

Great video! Can you please review the Everyday Messenger Bag?

[@camjam3104]

+iPhoneiPadReview Thanks, hmm I originally wasn't going to given the vast amount of reviews already. Maybe I'll do my impression and thoughts on it - stay tuned.

[@mavfan1]

+CamJam thanks from me as well. Not sure I really need it but I appreciate the review. I agree with you that there are so many reviews of the bag already that another full review really isn't necessary.

[@1KINDPhotography]

+iPhoneiPadReview You can read our review at www.1kindphotography.com/2015/11/review-peak-design-everyday-messenger-bag.html

[@huongnguyen-br3hf]

Is this type sold in Vietnam? I live in Vietnam, need to buy one

[@davidmiller88ify]

Very Cool. Great and useful video. I just purchased one of the PD Capture Clips for my a6000. Looking forward to using it. I only have one extra lens, but I can see this as being a great convenience as opposed to reaching for that extra lens from within the bag (as long as the weather is nice) . Is there anyway to attach the end cap with one of those little bungee buttons (?) it comes with so that you can cap the open end easily?

[@camjam3104]

+David Miller Unfortunately there isn't, but is actually a really great idea - Gonna ping +peakdesignvideo on this.

[@mrden1]

Thanks for review. Is it will be good enough for a 70-200, 2.8 lens? Is it not too heavy for a Capture lens?

[@lebavu8260]

Great review for Sony! Does it feel loose when lens on like the canon reviews and doesn’t feel secure? I have Sony e mount too so curious

[@camjam3104]

Le Ba Vu after using it for so long still feels snug.

[@jesuszapatero5141]

Hey! I find both items but they aren't together in the same box/price. Do you know where I can find it for sony mount? Thank you

[@DavidWood2]

Peak Design has stopped selling the bundled product. You now buy the Lens Kit for your chosen mount, plus a separate Capture clip if you don't already have one. You can use Lens Kit on a strap if you wish, though the handling is likely to be better on Capture.

[@otr7613]

Looks very convenient

[@MrDjlavor]

Helpful review. Thanks.

[@MarcConradReyes]

anchor links bro

[@shavindraperera2934]

Good review! Nice watch btw! :)

[@hobbyholic_LoveLive]

good review !

[@complicatedjason]

what watch are you wearing?

[@EndUser]

+complicatedjason Looks like a MVMT in White/Tan Leather. USD$95.00 www.mvmtwatches.com/collections/men/products/white-tan-leather

[@camjam3104]

+EndUser Yes +complicatedjason that is the one!

[@slap_my_hand]

is there a M43 version of this?

[@novakk86]

nope

[@amith1251]

amazing product for the dirty sensor lovers...

[@aarongarcia1608]

Why would the sensor get dirty since the shutter is closed? Mirror might get dirty, but you can always blow away the dust.

[@amith1251]

for the same reason you wont walk with your camera on the street without a lens...

[@dr.k.gkrishnappadr.k.gkris7840]

Your product are available weare...☆

[@BLVDofFREEDOM]

Great review! It feels plastic, cheap and made in China but it has great features.

[@sarahmarshall3068]

I just ordered one, I am pretty unhappy with the plastic controls on the clip itself, and even more so that the plate itself is plastic. Yet the item is priced at the same level as complete metal, full precision hardware. Thumbs down peak.

[@tombuckley91]

Sarah Marshall intentionally plastic so that you don't jar your metal lens on it 👍 And we're not talking lego plastic...

[@Princeton_James]

This thing has good reviews. The plastic does concern me. May give it a shot and return if it doesn't feel sturdy. Haven't heard really bad reviews on build quality though.

[@USFreedom]

No way in hell im attaching my $2500 lens to a freaking piece of Chinese plastic.

[@SamuPamu]

totally not a review. This was at best a first impressions.

[@just1smothie]

If you are going to do a product review, in the future, be prepared before uploading a video instead of wasting time and not know what the product is or that part and what its made of, just saying