Capture Pro Review
- NacMacFeegle
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Capture Pro Review
Review on my blog
I intend to use this device on all my hiking and backpacking trips this summer; it's more convenient than carrying your camera in a pouch or backpack and more comfortable than carrying it on a strap around your neck.
Re: Capture Pro Review
I purchased one of these too about 18 months ago. I use it when I might be doing a lot off bending over or scrambling to prevent the camera from swinging around.
If just trail hiking though I've taken to clipping the camera strap into a caribena that's high on my left side pack strap then it just hands comfortably to one side.
If just trail hiking though I've taken to clipping the camera strap into a caribena that's high on my left side pack strap then it just hands comfortably to one side.
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Re: Capture Pro Review
Here's my review of the Capture Pro's companion accessory, the Shell camera cover: http://illuminationsfromtheattic.blogsp ... eview.html
Read my hiking stories and more at: http://illuminationsfromtheattic.blogspot.com/
- rainrunner
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Re: Capture Pro Review
I had thought about one of these, but my main concern was trail dust being kicked up during the summer.
I have used a MindShift Gear Ultralight Camera Cover 20 for over a year now and love it.
The waist band sits just above the waist belt on my backpack and I loop the camera strap around my pack's sternum strap.
The only drawback I have seen with this item using different camera setup's is that you need a nice lens for loop cord to snug around. If you have a pancake lens there is really nothing for the loop to wrap around.
It keeps the camera out of dust and rain, and is easy to get to, plus it is a padded storage for the camera when you set up camp.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1 ... er_20.html
I have used a MindShift Gear Ultralight Camera Cover 20 for over a year now and love it.
The waist band sits just above the waist belt on my backpack and I loop the camera strap around my pack's sternum strap.
The only drawback I have seen with this item using different camera setup's is that you need a nice lens for loop cord to snug around. If you have a pancake lens there is really nothing for the loop to wrap around.
It keeps the camera out of dust and rain, and is easy to get to, plus it is a padded storage for the camera when you set up camp.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1 ... er_20.html
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