Any Nice and comfortable Camera Strap to intro???
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Skooba strap..
Too Bad I havnt see any shop in SG selling yet.
however, u can get it in Hong Kong or Bangkok if u are going.
I have 1 and very comfortable.
http://www.skoobadesign.com/product/skooba-superbungee-camera-binocular-strap-39/
http://www.ebags.com/skooba_roadwir...strap/product_detail/index.cfm?modelid=109786
Too Bad I havnt see any shop in SG selling yet.
however, u can get it in Hong Kong or Bangkok if u are going.
I have 1 and very comfortable.
http://www.skoobadesign.com/product/skooba-superbungee-camera-binocular-strap-39/
http://www.ebags.com/skooba_roadwir...strap/product_detail/index.cfm?modelid=109786
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thats seems nice and affordable... haha thanx
I use the crumpler strap. so far its quite gd, except that a bit pricey. it feels comfortable too, but idk if its more comfy than the optech, never used the optech one b4
guys, ha ha, can we stop for a moment?
TS, WHAT type of camera+lens do you intend to get a strap for ?
PnS?
DSLR+ kit lens?
DSLR + monster zoom?
attaching a flash unit rarely/sometimes/all the time?
what kind of size and weight combination are we looking at ?
THEN let the good advise flood in
TS, WHAT type of camera+lens do you intend to get a strap for ?
PnS?
DSLR+ kit lens?
DSLR + monster zoom?
attaching a flash unit rarely/sometimes/all the time?
what kind of size and weight combination are we looking at ?
THEN let the good advise flood in
Since we are discussing about his, what is a good strap for heavy equipment like with 70-200mm f/2.8 attached?
How do you guys normally hold tele lens? Leave it hanging vertically like it is going to pull out the mounting rim on the body?
Cheers,
Ben
How do you guys normally hold tele lens? Leave it hanging vertically like it is going to pull out the mounting rim on the body?
Cheers,
Ben
im looking for neck cum shoulder strap. so that when my neck is tired i can swtich to shoulder..
so is all the above mention strap long enuff for shoulder?
but for optech the plastic connector is a concern as i think it is not as lasting and will break although it has some good functionality like quick release into a hand strap.
saw the skooba strap ...looks good...
any1 uses tat?
so is all the above mention strap long enuff for shoulder?
but for optech the plastic connector is a concern as i think it is not as lasting and will break although it has some good functionality like quick release into a hand strap.
saw the skooba strap ...looks good...
any1 uses tat?
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Been drooling over the R-Strap but still cannot convince myself that having the telephoto lens "hanging" over the mounting rim on the body is the right way to handle it. When using tripod with telephoto lens, it mounts on the lens instead of the body. May be I should watch the R-strap video more often
.Cheers,
Ben
In response to request for how a handstrap can be created from an Op/Tech Pro Loop camera strap.
1.
The neoprene pad is removed.
2.
The right strap is looped through the left strap.
3.
This shows the right strap has ben threaded through the left strap.
4.
Lock the straps together.
5.
Adjust the straps until it makes enough room to fit your hand in.
-- To continued --
1.
The neoprene pad is removed.
2.
The right strap is looped through the left strap.
3.
This shows the right strap has ben threaded through the left strap.
4.
Lock the straps together.
5.
Adjust the straps until it makes enough room to fit your hand in.
-- To continued --
-- Continue --
6.
Put your hand through the newly created loop.
7.
You are ready to go!
The End
HTH.
6.
Put your hand through the newly created loop.
7.
You are ready to go!
The End
HTH.
Optech for use with DSLRs, it makes heavy setups bearable and light entry level setups a piece of cake
Optech for use with DSLRs, it makes heavy setups bearable and light entry level setups a piece of cake
It is supposedly able to take off your burden 50% of your camera weight ... according to Cathay Photo sales staff. Knowing their reputation, I wouldn't say I'd bank on it, but I'd give credible weight to their recommendations.
R strap! :thumbsup:
Previously I used optech pro loop. It's quite ok but I prefer the strap on my shoulder esp when the weather is hot.
Don't worry about the quick release clips. If you are worried, just cable tie it. So far I did not have any problems with Optech pro loop and I didn't cable tie any.
Previously I used optech pro loop. It's quite ok but I prefer the strap on my shoulder esp when the weather is hot.
Don't worry about the quick release clips. If you are worried, just cable tie it. So far I did not have any problems with Optech pro loop and I didn't cable tie any.
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