WITHLIN DSLR Camera waist belt buckle button - camera hanger Belt Clip Holster Holder fast loading rig for Camera SLR DSLR (Canon Nikon Sony Olympus Pentax,etc)

So I've given this 5 stars as, to be fair, it does exactly what is says does.It hangs on your belt, you screw a pin into your cameras tripod socket and you can then hang your camera from your belt.It works.But the product you really want is a Peak Design Capture Clip.There's a reason this is £10 and the PD is £60.It sort of comes down to how much you trust your camera to a £10 plastic clip.I bought this to get used to the idea of having my camera on my belt. I liked that. But after a month of use, I've now upgraded to the PD.The idea of the product is great, but the implementation is just a bit pants - the belt clip is very loose... and does eventually fall off. It all feels very plasticky. The pin in the bottom of your camera means it no longer fits in its case.Great idea. Poor implementation.And I never quite trusted that it wouldn't fall to pieces... however it didn't.If you're really wanting a budget solution this might be it.Or you can spend the extra and get the Peak Design.Only you can make that call.

Clip rests comfortably on hip and holds my Lumix FZ2000 firmly. Made of hard plastic, with metal support in the area that takes the direct weight of the camera. Overall pleased with purchase with 1 caveat. When first used the clip which stops the camera slipping out of the holder sprung into place, but after a few uses no longer does. This means that I have to use the lever designed for releasing the camera to fix the camera also. Not a big problem but raises a question mark over the durability of this product.

Purchased this to solve the problem of carrying two DSLRs at once. My main camera is aCanon7D which I have attached to a shoulder strap ( much more comfortable than a neck strap ). It has a battery grip and a Sigma 18-200 zoom so is quit heavy. My secondary camera is a Canon700 D which I have been carrying on a shoulder strap on my other shoulder. A bit awkward,so it was either one of these or a double harness. So, I browsed Amazon. There are lots to choose from but this one had solid five stare reviews I find it rare for ANY product to have all five stare reviews, there is always someone who has a gripe over something! So, I took the plunge. It arrived today so I put it to use immediately. It is a quality item, well made with good materials , the locking catch is very firm and strong. To be on the safe side ( belt and braces man me) I attached my camera's safety tether to a quick release clip attached to my belt. It can be uncliped in a moment but gives extra peace of mind. Not that I think it will ever be needed as this camera belt button is a very well made piece of kit. At under £10 it is well worth adding to your bag. If you are still using an old fashioned neck strap this is a good alternative to having the weight dragging on your neck. Definitely a best buy!

Ok but kind of clunky

I shoot gigs and bought this as a solution for carrying a second but little-used camera (fisheye lens) to a gig without having to worry about getting tangled up in shoulder straps. It's easy to use and worked well.However, after the very first gig I was getting into the car (having removed the camera of course) and it just snapped- the main body of the holder sheared away from the grips holding onto my belt. It transpires the bit connecting the main holder onto the belt grips is about 1mm wide and the whole unit is made from hard brittle plastic. I guess getting into the car put load onto the unit from a different angle. But, y'know, it should be able to cope with getting into and out of a car without breaking, it's not like I am going to fiddle about taking it off my belt at a gig...If it was made from a stronger and more flexible plastic then it would have got 5 stars across the board. As it is I spent £10 on a single use solution.I will spend more money next time, on a better made and more robust solution

I bought two of these to help my juggle cameras at a christening. They're really comfortable and easy to use. After a while you can almost swap and change without thinking about it.It's quite a shame they don't come with an extra standoff as that would've been really useful.The only other downside is I broke one of them getting into my car, I forgot to take it off my belt, and while sitting in my car, it caught my car seat which snapped it like a twig.That's not to say it's a weak product. I had my Canon EOS 6D and 24-105mm f4 L lens attached to it while walking round a zoo all day. Together they weigh 1.4KG and not once did it ever feel like it would break. My car seat was just stronger that time.For the cost, you can't go wrong. Just think before you drive.

This is a really useful addition to gear for outdoor photography. My experience is that it's very secure. It's ideal for smaller cameras including mirrorless micro 4/3rds. The camera sits securely and comfortably on the hip, and hardly moves of flops about, as you might expect. I haven't tried it with more bulky DSLRs. If you plan to take some tripod shots you need to pack the tool to remove the stud which screws into the tripod socket. A small Allen key is supplied but actually is just used like a thin bar, so a small screwdriver or piece of thick stiff wire would do. The shots I take are mainly hand held so this is ideal for me.

Just the job. Used it a couple of times. Very successful.

Dafür das ich seit kurzem die kamera habe und ich dieses fotografie kit benutze ist es sehr sehr gut. hät was es verspricht.ich glaube ich mache fotografieren zu meinem hobby :)

blown away for the price - plastic is solid, and metal ball seem snug and secure. the spring release to keep it locked in is for sure going to be the failure point and i don't expect that to take long...but as long as you are gentle with it, i'm sure it will keep going. fit very tightly on my belt and did not feel like it was going to come off. I am using this for my Mirrorless Canon M5/M6 not a DSLR...for the record not sure i would use this with my 5D Mk III and a large lens...but for a small camera or small SLR with matching lens, sure!

Mejor que el que es cerrado. Tengo los dos, y con este no tienes que quitarte el cinturón, basta con tirar para arriba y ya está. Eso si, yo no lo recomendaría para una reflex, es ideal para cámaras sin espejo.

le système est très facile d'emplois, vous accrochez a votre ceinture et voila, très pratique l'été pour éviter le sac.je recommande cet article très utile

Questo accessorio permette di scordarsi completamente della propria fotocamera nei momenti di inutilizzo e al contempo di averla sempre a portata di mano per uno scatto.Nella confezione si trovano l'aggancio per la cintura, il perno, una chiave di fissaggio (il cui utilizzo non è necessario).L'aggancio per la cintura è di plastica molto spessa, arrotondato nella parte interna per appoggiare sul fianco di una persona senza dare fastidio; non c'è alcun pericolo che possa spezzarsi con il peso, ma bisogna prestare attenzione alla larghezza della cintura nel quale lo si infila, al fine di evitare che con le continue oscillazioni possa sfilarsi! Con le cinture in pelle non dovrebbe presentarsi questo problema, mentre con quelle in stoffa (che possono piegarsi anche in larghezza) bisogna prestare più attenzione.Il perno si avvita nel foro al di sotto della fotocamera (quello che solitamente si utilizza per i cavalletti) e per stringerlo di più è possibile usare la chiave fornita in dotazione. Questo impedisce però di utilizzare le handstrap che si vanno ad fissare nello stesso foro: per maggiore sicurezza quando si sfila la fotocamera consiglio di utilizzare un cinturino da polso.Una volta inserita la fotocamera al sistema di aggancio, per sfilarla è necessario sbloccarla sollevando con cura una levetta, che al tatto sembra piuttosto fragile, e tirarla verso l'alto.La domanda che tutti ci poniamo vedendo un oggetto del genere è: c'è da fidarsi ad agganciare la fotocamera e a lasciarla lì a peso morto mentre si cammina? La mia risposta è sì: l'ho usato con una reflex di fascia consumer con un teleobiettivo e non ho avuto alcun problema. L'unica accortezza da avere è quella di posizionarla in modo tale che sui pantaloni sfreghi il fianco della macchina fotografica e non il display LCD (soprattutto se sprovvisto di pellicola protettiva). Di suo l'aggancio farà in modo che la fotocamera rimanga sempre in posizione sotto-sopra, impedendo altresì che la stessa sfreghi su di esso. Badate inoltre al fatto che il peso della fotocamera, a lungo andare, può allentarvi le cinture che non hanno degli agganci a buchi.Si tratta di un ottimo prodotto a un prezzo assolutamente accessibile, estremamente comodo quando non si ha la possibilità di indossare la cinghia a tracolla.