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Is there another camera accessory that changed the way you use your camera? Share it below so we can all check it out!
Spiderpro holster. saved my back
Yup. I solved this problem the same way a couple weeks ago. Im really liking the Falcam f38 system. And I also got a Falcam backpack clip. Amazing stuff.
You can do the same thing with the peak design clip, no different. I have more confidence in peak design than the ulanzi specials.
Already doing this with PD Plate. It doesn't have "ears", but I unscrewed the top, put PD dongles and screwed back. Awesome.
Big risk, I've used that type of straps that hang to the tripod mount. Don't do it, it's very easy to unscrew, slide and you'll also scratch the camera. Oh btw, it also makes the lens the lowest thing hanging, very prone to getting hit. Don't do this, really.
everything you're trying to use against this system is simply being too precious with your gear and NOT getting the shot. you must take risks (an educated and calculated risk, but a risk nonetheless)
doing anything other than displaying your gear on a shelf is a "big risk"... and couldn't the same things be said for using a tripod mount for... a tripod?! as far as what else you mentioned, its an easy fix, lens hood, also, cpl acts as secondary shield too. still cheaper than a new lens..
I have been using the peak design capture clip for many years with no issues, I don't see how this would be any more risky.
It's not, as long as you tight it with the proper screwdriver, not by hand.
I use this clips from peak design for long strap and short “arm secure” to avoid crashing. Just one click to change and you can store you cam under your arm like woman’s small hands bag for phone
I absolutely love the fact that with that strap plate you don't have to adjust the strap length ever again, because whenever you want to take a low angle shot, a vertical shot or just bring camera further away from your body (for whatever reason) the strap is no longer in the way. Before that even with PD anchors attached at the bottom plate, you would still have to adjust the strap length to do your business from time to time... or even disconnect the strap and put it somewhere. And now it just hangs on you with or without the camera. I am pretty shocked that it took the industry so much time to come to this design lol.
Thank you so much for this video, I didn't realize my peak design plate can fit into my existing tripod! Now I don't have to remove my peak design grip every time.
I started doing this a couple of months ago, a complete game changer.
Same! I thought this was old news.
@@SecondGoAtLife PRobably for some of us, but still is cool to share this with the community
This would only be good if youre all in on the PD plates. another option, while not as quick, is the PD anchor links to make any camera strap pretty quick
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For videographers, they have a f38 DJI ronin plate that also fits in manfrotto video heads, but saved some money by getting the f38 base plate and jsut attached it to the manfrotto plate , they also have a cage with f38 built in
the PD capture clip has holes on every corner so that you can tie the anchors to. It doesnt interfere with the capture clip either
It interferes when you attempt to tripod mount it. Not ideal.
@@AnthonyGugliotta I currently have mine mounted on a tripod
Only problem I've had with the Falcam plate is it occasionally comes off my camera. I assumed it was a vibration thing with the screw so I tried teflon tape to tighten the bond. I had a bit of luck but it still eventually came off.
Same experience.
Same experience. It is quite annoying. But seems they have new version plate which has anchor point to fix this problem. I think I will buy new version plate to try.
Pgytech plate solves that and it’s compatible with falcam quick release!
The one unacceptable failure mode for any of these convenience-based devices is that type of failure. Did you try Locktite? Using the PD plate on mine and no issues no far.
This is gear we need when shooting all day with 2-3 camera! Big applause to the inventor 👏
That plate just does not look solid with those tiny anchor points. Is it really reliable??
great idea 👍🏻👍🏻 unfortunately, i’m still using the PD v2 clip with the dual plate, not many people still have that i guess, not sure if that plate work with your idea / or the other way around (but i guess the new plate doesn’t work with the v2 clip 😢
My Friend was used falcam with PD , Like you set up. Last time I saw camera Lose from this setup. I don't why But I need to tell you all just Becareful When you used this Thxxx😀
One size fits all. Out of the box creative engineering. Well done.
This is what we want! This is awesome! Thanks for the tip.
Thank you, for sharing your experience with various products and how those products can work together with other products/brands we may have already invested in.
Sharing how you use a product let’s other decide if this product would fit into their work flow.
I love me a Peak Design strap. ........but that quick release plate is pretty nice.
Welcome to the party. This has been my go-to for several years now.
Hey Anthony! Question here… what lens should I buy? I’m a beginner photographer but I wanna do stage shots of pageants (includes kids possibly running across stage) and also want to do portraits what lens would be best for me.
I had this in my cart this morning. Thanks for it selling out before I could check out
I’ve been using a RRS bracket that attaches to my D700s “L” bracket and a Black Rapid shoulder strap for fourteen years. That same RRS/ Black Rapid setup also works on my newer D850s “L” bracket…
I have no desire to use a Peak Design quick disconnect or similar product as they’re way overpriced for what they are. And living in the desert a backpack is the last thing I’d want due to the heat, so attaching a camera and lens to my chest isn’t an option…
Everything old is new again when a new generation discovers it.
The strap is so that people dont just snatch and run with my gear. It is strapped to me.
You need to be careful about using F38 in an Arca clamp tripod head. I was stupid and had an F38 base camera on a monopod with a Arca Swiss clamping head, and tilted it too far. Camera popped loose and dribbled….
My monopod now has an F38 clamp on the head, so that the camera locks down. My bigger tripods are still Arca Swiss.
You took Leica or Fuji X100 as example but at the end that product doesn’t seem to be great for small bodies.
I would never want to have my X100 perpendicular to my belly.
Moreover, the plate looks larger than the X100 body but I could be wrong.
I don’t really get the PD strap system, why do people need to be able to remove their strap often enough for these to make sense? Yes, I’ve had a few times where the strap has been annoying, but it’s rare, and I want a strap more often than I don’t. Both of my cameras have a unique strap since I want to fit the vibe of the camera (one film one digital) so it’s not like I want the same strap. Not saying it’s not nice for the some people, but I don’t get why so many people have it.
You worry to much about esthetics.
As an artist should.
I mean. It's great that the lens points down and not out.
I just ordered thebpeak design ones because the most annoying thing in the world is relooping my strap evertime i want to use it but i will check these out 😄
fineeeee ill buy one
Excellent product, I've been using it for a few months now.
I’ll be buying this right now. Thanks !🙏
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you! I didn't know what it was called so I couldn't search on the net until now.
I guess it's a personal preference but I truly, passionatly hate leaving my camera with a tripod plate base on permanently.
Between arthritis and nerve damage, my camera is always on a strap around my neck, on a tripod, or in a bag. I wish I could use something like this without the risk of dropping my camera
I was with camera on a strap around my neck when I was hitting a pillar on Amsterdam riding the bicycle 🤣
But then you need attach the plate onto the camera, basically ‘growing balls” onto them ..
Some cameras have off center tripod mount which potentially blocks the battery door access once you put the mounting plate (which may be solved by attaching a grip bracket, but then adds to bulkiness)
Obviously there are downsides to having a plate on your camera, but if you ever use a tripod it's handy to have a plate already attached
The idea looks good but I would be worried about the camera. It's just too tiny plate to hold a few thousand dollars. I usually use camera wth no strap at all, just holding it in my hand and I probably feel more comfortable and reliable over this plate.
The plates are solidly machined (I have several). I've not had one even close to failing since they came out (and I'll hang a pro body and a 70-200mm lens off a clamp with one of these plates, though I do tend to use their cages more).
I put an f38 plate on the side of my top handle so I can easily put in on a strap when on the move
Ya I love my f38 plates and I use this for my straps 100% of the time now. So much better
I made this exact suggestion on one of your camera strap shorts. I've been using the F38 shoulder clip on the PD Slide strap since it was released.
It's a game changer!
Great, but since you said the wrong thing and had an asterisked correction while you were talking, I still have no idea what is/isn't compatible with what.
You can do the same thing with the PD capture clip too.
Welcome to the club. Tho i do not recommend 3rd party anchors because of their questionable build quality and inconsistent qa/qc.
Been doing this for a few months new. Best Solution.
Not suitable for large heavy zooms or primes as it would transfer the lens weight back to the mounting plate, better to have one end connected to the lens foot and one end on the camera..
I've used it with my 70-200mm no problem.
@@AnthonyGugliotta I was more thinking 200-800 etc, the longer the lens, the great the force imparted on the joint when the lens swings..
aesthetic is the driver for your decision on straps. So, I imagine that your photography is seriously hampered by having peak design anchors on the side of your camera? I'm don't really see what you gain by the approach that you use. Doesn't add anything really useful from the perspective of taking the strap on or off.
Hey Anthony! All that plates are incredible but if you need a vertical shot with a tripod... how'd you solve that issue? There is no PP plate on the side of the camera to put it vertically. The only way is to use these L-brackets that restrict moving Canon's fully articulated LCD? (I know that there is foldable L-bracket's from the SmallRig but these are only for Canon RP & R8)
Most ball heads should allow you to rotate and capture a vertical photo
Or...................... Just take it off completely. Cleanest camera ever.
Peak design now comes with black ones, btw. You must've missed out lol
It is a good one, but I have a L-bracket, so this may not work for me.
I wich such system was compatible with mij Arca Swiss L bracket
At last where you can have a shoulder strap and a clutch attached at the same time.
Why do I never see anyone using Blackrapid straps? It does this, but better (especially if you add a security tether). I have a peak design strap too and it sucks. No matter how I connect it, the camera hangs awkwardly. And you have all those darn clip thingys everywhere.
I use a combination: for event work, I've got a Ulanzi/Falcam plate holder on a blackrapid strap. Advantages of both systems (comfortable hanging and sliding up and down for photos, but quick release so I can hold the camera up high, or drop it onto a tripod for long exposure).
@@bothhemispheresphotography5031 That's something I should look into.
I am all-in on the Falcam/Ulanzi quick release system (I have their plates, cages, half cages, rotating cages, arms, treeroot tripod, backpack clamp...you get it). But I find that the f38 plates don't fit all of my arca-swiss tripod heads, they are too narrow (I have 8, on different tripods/clamps). It's maddening, I often have to screw on an arca-swiss plate on to my f38 cages in order to attach them to some of my tripod heads (I'm a commercial timelapse photographer, thus the array of equipment: I'll often have up to 5 cameras shooting a scene, all on their own tripods, clamps, or motion-control rig). I should note that the arca-swiss clamps that don't clamp tight enough for the f38 plates work with all of my arca-swiss plates (I've got about 20, from name brand to the most random chinese no-name manufacturer).
As for accessories that have changed the way I use my camera, the rotating cage is one. Ideal for use on a tripod (vertical to horizontal while maintaining centring, but it's absolutely ideal for attachment to my motion-control pan/tilt head: no more L-brackets causing instability and adding weight). Also great with my gimbal.
On a totally unrelated note: are they Falcam? Are they Ulanzi? I haven't yet figured out what the relationship is between the two names, and therefore I don't know how to quickly describe them (and I see from your asterisk'd comments, you haven't figured out this one either, ha ha).
Those screws on those plates gets loosen easily.
I haven't use any camera strap for about 6 years now... get's in the way.
Could you please tell me if the falcam is also working with the PGYTECH Snaplock plates?
But. Is it still can twisted? The plate.
Do peak design and falcam plate have same size?
disclaimer: f38 plates tend to get loose and will move around, there is nothing to hold it still other than the screw.
This is a legit question, what's wrong with nikon
They were a bit slow with their mirrorless system. Sony was best, canon a distant second and nikon an even farther third. Now Nikon is among the best, and even the best for many people. (but the memes still exist, people make fun of nikon)
Way too expensive..lolx
@das1611 I'm newer to cameras 3 years I'd say and I'm just trying to get that crisp shot
Its also cus they havent made anything thats been outstanding in terms of features or been innovative theyve just been keeping up cus you have sony with their insane autofocus and fuji with their film simulation mode and nikon is just painfully average which is why i prefer sony
@@das1611what about Fuji? A little more pricy, yes… but their mirrorless systems are amazing for me.
Thank you
Nice video but questionable value. Why would I want to buy a Falcam Camera Strap Mount at additional expense and bulk, when I already have a PD plate attached to the bottom of my camera with a PD anchor. With the PD strap hack, I have one point of attachment which is quick and easy to attach and remove. I also have the option of a two point attachment, all with my existing hardware. Another solution if you have a QD receptacle at the bottom of your cage is attach a more robust QD strap or the Kirk QD Swivel D ring which can attach to any strap you want.
It's so that you can shoot without having the strap attached and then dock the camera on the strap. It's the same concept as the PD capture clip.
Unless you need a vertical on ball head😊
then you use a cage or half cage (I have a cage for my Z8, and a half cage for my A7IV, both of which have the f38 plates built in). Or a rotating cage (I have one of those two, LOL). They probably make an L-bracket too, but I haven't looked into that. Or you could just flip the ballhead over :-)
TY for the good huck
First woohoo!
I agree that is genius
Tried with a 1DX and it broke a rib
I use these to secure my camera, I also tether a strap and attach it to a ring on my rucksack on the opposite strap using a carabiner clip, good job because one day as I was climbing the camera clip failed and dropped down, with it being tethered it didn't drop to the floor. I don't care if I look like a dick with two straps, I would rather make sure my camera is secure
Now the only issue is now you look like you are wearing a seatbelt the whole time
HOw to attach the gimbal
Falcam/Ulanzi make geared gimbal plates for Ronin gimbals, I have one for my RS3 (I don't know about other companies gimbals though). You replace the geared DJI plate with the Falcam/Ulanzi one, and you can easily click your camera in and out (and then click it to e.g. your shoulder strap, or f38 tripod clamp).
Literally just put a pd anchor on the camera, then one on the tripod plate. Problem solved
I've tried that and it still sits awkward. 😬
Too bad it’s sold out
Can u use a manfrotto quick release plate with it?
I love my strap
9,420 rps no way
No strip no cap
Imagine that shit drops boom rip lens.
bruh sold out
Amateurs use straps. Professionals would not be caught dead with a strap on their camera. Go figure...
interesting...
Does it make you a better photographer? No?
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STOP telling us what to and what not to use, just b/c you want to push products for commission!!
you clicked the video bro
@@johannvantassel4604 I sure did! And I left my 2 cents worth comment. 😂😂
whats your problem bro, nobody forced u to buy anything. Groww uppp 😏
@@ghostxbrowser I don't have a problem bro. I didn't say anyone forced me to buy anything. I state I don't need someone telling me what I should and should not buy bro! READING IS FUNDAMENTAL - learn how to read and comprehend better bro!
@@neostephens8980 then why did you click on this video, you could have avoided that but u didnt 😂
Way over thought and anal.
Crap
At least give credit to the original person who discovered this.
He....literally did.
You need to be careful about using F38 in an Arca clamp tripod head. I was stupid and had an F38 base camera on a monopod with a Arca Swiss clamping head, and tilted it too far. Camera popped loose and dribbled….
My monopod now has an F38 clamp on the head, so that the camera locks down. My bigger tripods are still Arca Swiss.
Same but worst happened to me, as camera hit me after sliding when I raise the tripod in the air :(