Vintage Photo Equipment

Would you wear a tuxedo in the jungle? Or a swimsuit for an office job interview? if the answer is no, why do you use the same strap whenever you go to take some pictures? I like to use a thin, unconspicuous vintage strap when I carry light equipment and a heavy duty state-of-the-art strap when I attach some big lens and a grip with extra batteries for the more adventurous photo journeys. The good part about the anchor links is that I change my vintage fabric strap for a Peak Design Slide in a minute. The same camera used for taking wildlife pictures during the day with a big zoom lens becomes an unobtrusive kit for street photo in the evening when attached to a fifty-nifty and my old school strap. I am very happy with this addition, that saves me time and allows me to use Peak Design anchors in all of my cameras. The quality, as expected, is amazing. Reliable, strong anchors that I can trust to keep my equipment safe.

I use this product for photo equipment.

nice sound. and easy to set up.Works great with vintage equipment.

For Storing Photo equipment

Extremely useful to wrap any photo equipment.

Overall very happy, Able to use my vintage equipment, Reel to Reel, Turntable etc or just stream direct.

still keeps the vintage look.

I purchased this item to help me photograph vintage camera equipment to sale from my growing collection. The item is well manufactured and looks like it will hold to a lot of use. Multiple colored backgrounds to give you the look you want to the items you want to photograph. I would recommend this item.

I use throughout my home as well as outdoors. Gives my family the freedom to listen to what they want in rooms they're in. I even use my vintage equipment with this. Really, really nice.

Replacing retaining rings on vintage equipment can give you nervous fits. Those aren't the "fits" you're hoping for when you're working to keep a vintage piece of gear working. Happily, this ring was the precise fitting replacement I was hoping for when I ordered it. Another piece of vintage gear got a new lease on life because of it. And classic lenses look like nothing else. That's why we keep them going. Thanks, B&H for another easy solution.