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Peak Design, the company behind many popular camera bags and accessories, is making an L-bracket and is looking for people’s input via a survey.
Given that the product is still in the works, details are relatively scarce, but that’s where your answers come in. The survey collects basic information about you as a photographer – what types of photos you take, where you shoot, and which cameras you use – before getting into the specific questions about the upcoming bracket.
It asks whether you’d be interested if it has a quick-attach mechanism that lets it transform from a baseplate to an L-bracket, if you’d like a stowable accessory “similar to an AirTag,” whether you care if there are add-ons like a cheeseplate or handstrap, and whether you own a Capture Clip and currently use it with an L-bracket. It also, of course, asks how much you’d expect to pay for such an accessory.
It’s not particularly rare for Peak Design to send out these kinds of surveys. I recently got one asking about potential upgrades and additions to its lineup of photographer-focused bags, though those have yet to materialize. (Which is not a complaint, as I got that survey mere days after buying a new bag from them and would be sad to see it obsoleted so quickly.) But given how relatively popular the company’s tripods and clips are with photographers, we figured it was worth sharing the survey so you could weigh in, in case this is the kind of product you’re interested in.