Simple and ingenious, the Lens Flipper for Sony A-Mount Lenses from GoWing provides a fast and effective way for carrying and switching lenses in the field. With a double-sided lens mount and sturdy shoulder strap, you can attach your favorite glass to the Lens Flipper and have it hang conveniently at your side while shooting. But it's not until you need to change lenses on your camera, that the true beauty of the Flipper is revealed-- quickly attach your working lens to the Flipper's bottom mount, flip it over, remove your alternate lens and attach it to your camera. No fuss, no muss.

With a strong lug on each side and a 1"-wide adjustable strap, the lightweight Lens Flipper securely holds even large telephoto lenses and hangs at the ready when it's time for you to swap. The Lens Flipper includes a dust cap, which keeps the side of the flipper that is not being used dust- and debris-free.

Two-Sided Locking Mount    Attach a Lens to One or Both Sides    Enables Quick Lens Switches    Sturdy Adjustable Shoulder Strap

Double-sided lens mount to attach and carry Sony A lenses

Dual mounts and "flip-able" design enable quick lens swaps while shooting.

Sturdy lugs and 1"-wide adjustable length shoulder strap secure even heavy lenses and keep them conveniently at your side.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, will this hood fit Sony - 35mm f/1.8 FE SEL35F18F ?

A: I'm sorry, it is not compatible with the Sony 35mm 1.8.

Q: 2. Hi:Can someone help me understand what version this is? I see the latest version is V6. But this item does not say the version name. I see ver4 and ver5 listed as separate items on BHP.Thank you in advance.

A: This one was most likely the first version when introduced. Like many first versions, it was not given a number.

Q: 3. is it safe to stack 2 smaller lenses for packing in a bag?

A: I havent tried that but imagine it would work well. Its a great little addition to the bag and for switching lenses in the field

Q: 4. Does this lens hood fit the Zeiss ZM 35mm 1.4?

A: Yes, this will fit the Zeiss ZM 35mm 1.4 because it is designed for a 49mm filter thread.

Q: 5. Can I use the lens flipper from Gowing for my Fujifilm XT1 model

A: I know the flipper is available for Canon and lenses. If your camera uses a Canon or Nikon mount, the flipper will work. However, the flipper strap is quite flimsy. I attached mr flipper to a sturdy Black Dakota strap. I sue it regularly with heavy, professional lenses. It works quite well with this setup. W wouldn't trust the safety of any lens to the flipper strap. I hope this helps you.

Q: 6. can someone confirm this product hold both EF and EF-S lenses?

A: It might not work for an EF-S lens that has a back part that protrudes too far back. The mount is the same, but some EF-S lenses don't work with some full frame cameras because that back part hits the mirror.

Q: 7. Are there caps on this? I am concerned about dust. Without caps my concern is you have a little cup pointing up catching dust, you put the lens on and flip it, dust falls onto rear of lens, put lens back on camera, dust in camera.

A: there are no provided caps....you could use a camera body cap or use two lenses so that it's always covered ...just a note--the camera body caps don't fit very tight...at least mine don't...

Q: 8. Can I use this adapter on the Sony FS7ii camera?

A: While we have no reports of this combination and we cannot test it, we see no reason this would not work as you wish. As I learned in a career in cinematography, test, test, test to make sure it works. If you have any problems, write us at provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 9. Can I also attach the Sony 49mm Multi-Coated (MC) Protector Filter together with this lens hood?

A: I have a protector and the hood and it fits.

Q: 10. Would this product hold up to having two large L telephoto lenses attached all day on a long hot day outside? Can the plastic hold up to it? I was just thinking if a person became good at this change-over system, this could hold the 2nd and 3rd lenses, counting the 1st on the camera body. Is there anything that tells of a maximum weight or anything that would prevent this?

A: Holding two lens would not hang or balance as good on the side of your body. I first researched the product on the manufactures webpage. The center ring is all metal and there was a video of a man hanging off the strap. Who knows if it was not a lucky try and many breaks, but it shows the center is quite strong. The lens mount strength are all in the screws holding the metal rings to the body but it looks strong enough to support a large lens over time. I have only briefly owned mine but it seems to be a well made product. One dropped expensive lens would be too much bad press for such a company, I would think.