ULANZI FALCAM F38 Camera Shoulder Strap Mount Quick Release Kit V2, Capture Clip for Shoulder Strap Mount/Release

I love the entire Falcam system. My mounting system of choice. Rock solid, well designed.

The media could not be loaded. Great clip. Who needs peak design. Save your money and get this instead. I put this on a nice strap and it works so good. Other photographers have asked me where I got it cause they liked it haha. I use this with the pgytech plate and it snaps in just as good to their mount. It also uses arca Swiss so you can mount it onto tripods that use it. The build is ass metal and high quality. Would recommend 5/5

Quickly became my favorite camera accessory

I bought this mount to attach to my Peak Design shoulder strap, which fits exactly as expected. Now with my cameras all mounted with the Arca QR or F38 plates are compatible with this mount.

Ulanzi products are available in Finland only at Oulu. Why not this one? And why not everywhere? PD is well represented, but I think this is better...

I LOVE this mount for my MFT gear. This paired with a shoulder strap clamp that I put on my backpack strap have been game changers, and allow me to have two bodies running at different lenses when I'm out hiking, taking pics in the woods, quickly switching back and forth. It's been rock solid, supports my cameras well, and I can smoothly snap camera in and out of this. Seems a very high quality product, functions very well, very smooth, even after months of use.Why not 5 stars, then? Well ... I thought about 5. But the big issue is that with larger lenses in my MFT system (which are way smaller than FF equivalents...), it gets sort of cumbersome. This clamp, on a neck strap, with OM-1 with the 40-150mm F2.8 is getting unwieldy around my neck. Part of that is just intrinsic to the system --> it snaps on the bottom of the camera, so the camera hangs sideways instead of "nose down" as that bigger lens normally would from traditional 2-point strap attachments on the sides of the camera. Before I moved to MFT, I shot Nikon FF ... for kicks, I tried my D750 + "average" sized zoom (24-120mmF4). it worked, and held the camera securely, but I didn't like how it hung on the strap - sort of sideways-ish, and flopped around. It was workable, and I might have got used to it, but I didn't like it. And that was a bit much weight to feel comfortable snapping to my backpack strap Falcam-style clamp and still scrambling around in the woods, over downed trees and on the ground shooting flowers, which is the whole point of why I moved to the "Falcam" system with this plate. Again, I think this thing is strong enough to hold that gear, just think it would be very cumbersome and uncomfortable the way it hangs off the bottom of the camera body. That's not a "failure" or flaw, just a factor of mounting to bottom of the body.So ... running with a OM-1 sized body with a small prime or such, this thing is awesome. And I love that the plate for this is completely compatible with all the arca clamps on my numerous tripods /monopods which I use in the woods and for nature shots.Overall, I LOVE this for what >>i<< use, to shoot what I love - 2 MFT bodies with different lenses (ie one ultra wide, the other macro) scrambling around in the woods. I think it might work well with a mirrorless setup with lenses on the smaller side (primes, short zooms, kit lenses). If you are using large FF, it might still work if you don't move a lot or move over uneven ground like I do, in the woods, but I'd think a bit harder about that application for this clamp....

I clipped it with a peak design strap and anchor and I can move my one strap between my camera and DJI controller. It’s awesome. Super sturdy and easy to use.

Makes a lot of clicking noise when walking. Doesn’t come with a wrench or tool to help tighten onto the camera.