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Jeffrey Z
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de marzo de 2025
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SoapBoxintheSky
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de abril de 2025
As a photographer, it's always good to have a camera by your side. In the case of the Falcam F38 Backpack Camera Clip V2, it's a well put-together clip with only one drawback: it's not meant for larger packs. As you can see from the attached photos, I have to place it near the base of the pack as it won't fit further up on the shoulder strap - it's not necessarily a bad thing, as the camera hangs a bit closer to my arm.The mechanism for clamping the clip to your bag is quite different from others, such as Peak Design. The silver button on the right side of the clip gets pushed to release the locking mechanism, which is a lanyard with a metal pull on it to place it into one of 3 locking areas, depending on the camera bag strap it's being attached to. Once the lanyard is locked into one of the 3 slots, which is done with a metal sheath, then you close the clamp and lock the plate onto your camera bag. It may seem difficult at first, but once done, it becomes easier. Removing it is definitely easier than attaching it, as there's a tab attached to the lanyard's metal sheath; you lift the tab and it'll fall right off the bag.Once the camera is attached to the Falcam F38 Camera Clip, as long as the camera clip is well clamped, the camera is locked in and secure. With a push to the button left side of the clip, you'll release the camera back into your hand. To lock the camera clip, push the same button down towards the ground and back up, then push in to release the camera.Depending on the camera bag you have, you'll want to do what you can to make sure it's as tight as possible. To keep mine from sliding down, I had to pull it as tight as I possibly could to get it into the middle slot.Overall, if you're already using a Quick Release system for your equipment and you want access to your camera quickly and efficiently, I'd definitely consider picking up the Falcam F38.
James A.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de abril de 2025
First off, with the F38 Backpack Camera Clip V2 Solo (Clip Only) you have to use the FALCAM / ULANZI F38 Quick release plates or use FALCAM / ULANZI cages with integrated F38 mounting points. The good thing about the F38 system is you can still use it on standard Arca Swiss tripod mounts as well as the F38 quick release tripod mounts. The Backpack Quick Release Clip mounts with a unique system, using a cord and a cam system that tightens it. This makes it very secure, and removes the knobs that all the other systems use. Those knobs would snag and catch on everything. If you're considering this, it's a no-brainer. Once it is secured it is not going anywhere nor is your valuable camera. I currently have three of these. I have one mounted on an Oakley kitchen sink, a Hex 117 and a Peak Design Everyday 30 L. this is a fantastic design that works great. I highly recommend it.
Mr. Martinez
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de junio de 2024
I used the first version of this one for about two years and never fully liked it, but this one is better than the original F38 version or Peak Design’s implementation. My camera slips in and out like warm butter and it is fully secured.
Michael
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 8 de diciembre de 2024
I would totally recommend this camera clip and Ulanzi's camera system as a whole.It is very well made/ high quality and has enough adjustment to fit any strap, coming with two parts of different lengths.
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