FALCAM Maglink Camera Straps Introduced
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- FALCAM introduced the Maglink System, a camera strap system with a magnetic quick-release mechanism and an almost unlimited payload. We talked to Taylor Cubbie about the MagLink System on this year’s NAB show floor. Let’s check out these new camera straps!
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FALCAM Maglink - Lite Version
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FALCAM Maglink - Classic Version
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FALCAM Maglink - Pro Version
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The product seems cool, and well priced, but Taylor's enthusiasm is quite engaging. Will definitely check this one out
I'm not sure I like the idea of a magnet hanging off the top of my camera by the R5 LCD screen. I love the strap design of the pro, but I would personally still rather have the Peak Design links.
A company that’s making products that is supposed to secure your camera gear is just 1 “L” short of “Fall Cam” 😂
I'm interested in these, but hard to not see the blatant uh… 'inspiration' of the Peak Design products. Even down to the light brown leather and heathered grey colors.
Ulanzi/ Falcam has done a wonderful job with their F22 and F38 quick release. But I don't know why they keep getting "inspired" by Peak Design when they have potential to be original
will buy this - thanks
How is this different than the Peak Design straps?
I have been enjoying the Falcam quick release system in their F22 lineup. But I have to agree with the comments as it is too much of a similarity to Peak Design. Maybe for users over sees this is a nice option, as for anyone in the states it would be better to support locally produced product like Peak Design.
Yes concern yourself with where you buy a $100 item, and buy a $2K camera from Japan.
I really wonder what Ulanzi/Falcam would do as a company without Peak Design products to copy
even the packaging is identical to Peak Designs lol
A camera strap should be ONE layer of material, it should not double back up to adjustment buckles that are absolutely never used, that's insane. It should be as flat as possible, not have multiple layers of material + plastic buckles, nor should it have the large female connectors at the ends as this does. Just look at what pros use. The quick connect is somewhat useful, but mostly you want a real camera to always have a strap connected to it. You disconnect this what do you do with the strap? The lame bits of suede on the ends of the adjustment buckle excess are proof enough this is for posers.
pls don't buy this, buy an peak design strap instead