Nikon AN-DC3 Strap for Digital SLR - Black

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The result is that when you detach the strap, you’re left with a lot of ‘stuff’ still stuck to the bottom of your camera. When you want to carry something heavier than short zoom, the SKOUT from Cotton Carrier is a great option. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Your mileage may vary, but I know some people don’t like having things cling to their bodies in hot weather.

However, I don’t notice it nowadays, and I’ll use the capture for all lenses on the camera (though the largest/heaviest I have is the 70-200). This is a slightly heavier strap solution than the others in this guide, but boy does it feel indestructible! Please note that if you include a link in your comment, it will need to be moderated before it appears on the site.Spice up your camera with this vintage camera strap from Nikon, the perfect accessory for your favourite SLR or DSLR.

They are a company that clearly knows success isn’t all about the product, you have to get everything else right and then you create your fanboys 😉 You’ve got a good selection of kit, Scott! It’s not necessary to use this other mounting method with tiny cameras that have small lenses, such as a Leica or a Fujifilm X100. The Hawkesmill camera straps are incredibly well made, feel great, and overall have a nice appeal to them. When you disconnect the shoulder pad, you can also connect the two ends of the Pro Loops together to create a useful grab handle for your camera.The other massive difference between a sling strap and a shoulder strap is that on a sling, the camera isn’t fixed to the strap at one point. An in-depth review of the Peak Design Capture clip is available, but here’s the TLDR version: This V3 version of the Capture Clip is a considerable improvement on previous versions, due mainly to the huge reduction in size. This strap is an excellent option for people who are carrying heavier DSLR cameras, or mirrorless cameras with heavy lenses such as a 70-200 f/2. To be honest I don’t use the tripod much, largely because the Manfrotto plates and clamp really suck.

The clutch has been with me for years and just gives me that comfortable feeling that the camera is secure to my hand – that’s why it’s permanently attached. What’s cool about the Aircell strap is that it carries weight as well as, if not better than, a strap that is twice as wide. I might use the wrist strap that came with them, otherwise, they live in my pocket and only come out to shoot. Each of our neck straps and wrist straps are handmade in England using the finest materials in the world, including Horween Chromexcel leather, the finest quality 304 stainless steel split rings and thick, polyester stitching. Also, when you see special forces people using the same QD system to put straps on machine guns, you have to figure that they don’t want to accidentally drop an automatic weapon in the heat of the moment.All of our cameras are also refurbished and serviced, which includes new light seals, clean interiors, and lubricated mechanisms where necessary. BlackRapid’s sling hardware always works well, and if you don’t mind the bulk of the large shoulder pad in your camera bag, this strap would be a great workhorse for wedding and event photographers. I certainly wouldn’t use it with a 70-200 or a 100-400, even if I added the Pro Pad for some additional comfort. But then I’m talking VERY thick gloves to deal with my local temperatures in the Yukon, so it’s not relevant to most people. Great article, I already have my straps but this would help a newcomer to photography to transition to the world of carrying a camera without neck pain.