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This new Capture Clip V3 was launched in a 5-day Kickstarter campaign that raised an incredible $1.4million. I’m was lucky to have been given the opportunity to to test a pre-production Capture Clip , so I’m bringing you guys a first hands-on look and comparison to the old version.
Kickstarter orders were quickly delivered, and you can now buy the Capture V3 direct from Peak Design. You’ll even get a free gift when you use the links on this page – see note at the bottom of this post.
The new Capture Clip V3 has a large number of improvements, but the most obvious thing is the 30% reduction in size and weight. It’s thinner, not quite as wide and also comes with a new camera plate that is considerably thinner too. The photos really do the talking, it’s a huge improvement!!
The new Capture Clip also comes with a newer and much nicer protective bag.
The overall design is much sleeker!
Old on the top, new on the bottom
Here you can see the decreased size quite clearly, including the camera plates.
The new Capture Clip comes with a new version of the camera plate. Old on the left, new on the right.
The new version (bottom) features a rubber back plate to prevent the clip slipping down the shoulder strap of your bag.
As always, we appreciate it when you use the links on this page to make your purchases. For Peak Design gear I always recommend buying directly. They have free shipping to many places and their customer service team are always on hand to help if you have any problems.
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Professional photographer based in Yukon, Canada, and founder of Shutter Muse. His editorial work has been featured in publications all over the world, and his commercial clients include brands such as Nike, Apple, Adobe and Red Bull.
