Great for shooting events when you need to switch lenses quickly, love it !

I am a Hobbyist Photographer and have found it a challenge trying to change lens while standing up with no where to place the lens or caps. I just received my Captured Lens by Peak Design and tried it in the house. I have it set up on my backpack and feel very secure using it. I admit i will need a little practice setting the lens onto it but found it very easy from the start.

This has made it so much easier to change lenses at weddings and while hiking, I'll never do a photo session without one.

great product and sturdy when using on a backpack.
please note that if you backpack has thick should straps it will be difficult to secure this.

There is not words for me to thanks to those who invent this small tool as a wedding photographer this is just perfect and made my wedding day.

I use this during weddings. I shoot primes this helps with quick change of lens usually 35mm to 85mm. This company Peak Design develops brilliant camera gear by photographers for photographers.

'Form follows function' is fully on display with this product's well thought-out design. I should probably have waited until I had used the device for a while to see how practical and durable it turns out to be, but the design details drove me to review its potential. I have used it under ideal conditions, walking on relatively level ground, and it works as advertised. One is certainly trusting the device with some very expensive lenses. Read the instructions carefully and remember to pull out to turn.

Wasn't sure if this was going to work for me at first. Wanted to find a solution for how I use my primes when covering car shows. The old routine would be to do three passes of all the cars, each time with a different prime (Nikon 85mm f1.8G, Tamrom 35mm f1.8 VDC, and the Sigma 50mm f1.4 ART). Gave it a go this weekend at 5 shows with the CaptureLENS and it definitely worked well, reducing my legwork down to two passes. One pass involves me juggling the 85mm and 35mm and get the shots I want with the other lens as I think about it (rather than taking the backpack off, opening the bag, swapping the lenses and then putting the pack back on). That extra time takes away form the creative flow, this device really solves for that issue. The second pass involves me detaching the CaptureLENS from the clip (with one of the lenses still mounted on it) and walking around just with the Sigma (significantly heavier than the other two lenses). I would not want to have two lenses on it as I walk around, will only do so as part of the lens swapping action. One comment I have is that there is a very slight tolerance issues with the plate attaching the CaptureLENS to the clip, and between the lenses and CaptureLENS. They both rattle ever so slightly but was confident they wouldn't just detach themselves as I walked around. Really glad they included a lock to ensure that the plate can't accidentally be release if knocked. There is a screw adjustment to make the contact rattle less between the plate and strap clip, but no such adjustment (or better tolerances) between the lens and CaptureLENS piece. Otherwise, a great choice of materials and a solid piece of kit.

After dropping a $1500 lens, I know I had to do something different. I didn't want to carry my entire bag when I only needed one or maybe two extra lenses. This was exactly what I needed. It fits the lens just like the camera and safely locks to the camera and/or strap. Very well made and meets my needs very well. It's pricey, but if it saves one lens from hitting the floor, it's well worth it. I use this for real estate and landscape photography

I just received my CaptureLENS a couple of weeks ago, but it is already changing how I shoot.� Like many of you, I would try to divide my shoots into ones where I definitely need more than one lens and others where I could force myself to work with a single lens.� I did that because it was such a hassle at some locations to carry a bag and then find a place to open up the bag, take off my current lens and put on a new one.� That might work well at a wedding, but it didn't work so well at a gym or at a party.� That has changed now, since you get the benefit of a bag carrying another lens for you, without the bag and the need to open and close it.� The CaptureLENS's clever design lets you securely clip a lens onto your belt and makes changing lenses a breeze. You can use both hands to take one lens off your camera, then one hand to lock that lens onto the CaptureLENS, then one hand to release the second lens, and then one or both hands are free again to put this lens on the camera body.� Peak Design has some helpful videos, but the product is very easy to use and is a big convenience.� You will be encouraged to use more of your gear since it will be so much easier to access it.