Portable Dirt Devil Vacuum Belt Change

I've used a few different products to clean my sensor. The best thing about this kit is that it has the sensor scope. You can really see the dirt. I'm finding the vacuum is handy too. The brush it comes with tends to make the sensor more dusty- which is a shame bc it's supposed to be the final step of the process. Just between the sensor scope, vacuum, and wet swabs this is a great kit. Plus it's portable.

The devil is in the details and PeakDesign Anchors really change the game for me. In two seconds you can add, remove or modify straps on and off. Brilliant!

I often change lens when out shooting and theres nothing more aggravating than dust or dirt on the lens. One little squeeze of this blub and the speck is gone.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

Fixed our belt pack issue of the antenna causing spikes. Easy enough to change out.

I have several of these mounted to various Think Tank belt packs and the Change Up V2. I use them as a lens holder while I change lenses.

This is better than a neck strap. You can also change a lens when your camera is on the belt. You can add smaller things they sell to the belt. Great system very comfortable for an all day use.

I cannot say much more than has already been said about quality of construction - it's great, but there is a paucity of reviews that cover carrying cameras lighter than 5 LBS. I am a birder and carry binocs on a harness when I am in the field. I hate wearing any more on my chest area because something is always getting in the way of something else. I got tired of dropping my camera out of a shoulder pack that I positioned on the side of my body. The last drop ruined the EVF so it was time for change. Currently I use a Panasonic FZ300 in the field which is much lighter (1.5 LBS) than the 5 LBS mentioned in the product description. Short story is that this belt works fine for light cameras. I hardly know it is there and I can walk several miles in comfort. Surprisingly, the belt does not seem to contain a lot of body heat which is important on summer hikes. The only downside, which I can live with, is that when the battery or SD card needs attention, the plate attached to the camera has to be removed as it blocks the battery/SD card compartment. It is removed by unscrewing 1/4x20 screw from the camera's tripod mount. I suppose I will have to learn to anticipate this before I get into a hot shooting session and change the battery a little earlier than usual because if the battery dies in the middle of something important, I am sure I will be swearing up a storm. The pad has a nice holder for the set screw wrench that is need to get the pad off of the camera so all that is nice, but still several turns of the mounting screw are need to remove the pad then the pad has to be stashed somewhere until you are ready to put it back on the camera. I have yet to have the battery change experience yet because i just got the belt, but I see it coming and I hope it is not going to cause me to lose photos. Other than that great belt and if your battery door is elsewhere and not affected by the mounting pad, this is a non-issue for you.

This clip has been great to secure my Canon EOS 5D. I Change the placement from my belt to backpack strap. I never fear that it will come loose. I did lose the lock release button and when I called the company to buy a new one they sent me a new one FREE. Great product and great company who stands behind it.