4 Clik Elite Products That Make Landscape, Wildlife and Sports Photography Much Easier
Whether you enjoy the quiet creative process of landscape and wildlife photography or the challenge of capturing excellent images among the excitement and noise of a sports venue, Clik Elite products will make your shoot less stressful and protect your equipment, as it is also conveniently accessible.
1. The Clik Elite Telephoto SLR Chest Carrier is designed to accommodate a professional-grade DSLR with as much as a 20–700mm f/2.8 zoom lens attached. Weighing just 1.42 lbs. (0.65kg), this Clik Elite Chest Carrier sits comfortably on your chest and is secured with padded shoulder straps and a waist strap. Of particular importance, if you’re backpacking into the wilderness, is that the Chest Carrier, with the weight of the camera and lens, creates an excellent balance with your backpack. Without all your personal and camera gear in your backpack, you’re more stable when hiking through rugged terrain.
Read real customer reviews of the Clik Elite Telephoto SLR Chest Carrier here.
Of course, convenience is a primary benefit of the Clik Elite Telephoto SLR Chest Carrier. Not only are your camera and lens immediately accessible, but also the carrier has top and side pockets. You’ll be able to put your hands on batteries, data cards, filters or other small accessories without having to stop your trek and dig through your backpack. This Clik Elite product also includes the company’s Rainfly cover that will protect your gear during minor weather events.
2. The Clik Elite Filter Organizer is equally critical for storage and protection of the filters that are integral to great landscape and wildlife photography. Constructed from durable materials, the Filter Organizer has positions for 4 filters as large as 77mm. Each filter is secured behind a polyurethane window, so it remains in place and makes it easy to choose the exact filter you need. The Clik Elite Filter Organizer has the versatility to be conveniently attached to larger Clik packs or any equipment belt or webbing. The detachable neck strap provides added security.
3. With a Click Elite backpack and chest carrier already strapped to your shoulders, a camera neck strap could limit your mobility. Plus, you don’t want it drooping into the frame when a photo presents itself that can’t be duplicated. A smart alternative is a Clik Elite Wrist Strap. Clik Elite understands the rugged environment of photographing in the wild, so it has created a wrist strap that is both comfortable and built with extra-strong materials and fasteners. You’ll also feel more secure with the Clik Elite Wrist Strap attached to your camera because the strap automatically tightens to your wrist. It’s almost impossible for your hand to slip through the adjustable webbing.
4. One of the most important qualities of landscape and wildlife photographers is patience. It’s not unusual to find an excellent location and angle to capture your subject, but you must wait hours before the light is just right or wildlife moves into the perfect position at the correct distance. You’ll be happy you packed the Clik Elite’s ClikSit. Weighing only 1 lb. 5 oz., this comfortable seat is easy to carry. When folded, it’s only 9 1/4” x 8” x 11 1/4”. Despite its light weight and small size, it is constructed with durable aluminum, comfortable and wear-resistant fabrics and strong rivet points, accommodating as much as 250 lbs.
B&H Photo Video offers all four of these Clik Elite products. The Clik Elite Telephoto SLR Chest Carrier is just $89.00 at
The Clik Elite Filter Organizer is priced at $21.95 at http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Clik+Elite+Filter+Organizer&N=0&InitialSearch=yes.
The Clik Elite Wrist Strap is $18.00 at http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Clik+Elite+Wrist+Strap&N=0&InitialSearch=yes.
The Clik Elite ClikSit is $50.41at http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/675855-REG/Clik_Elite_CE507GR_ClikSit_Gray.html.
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