What's your favorite camera strap?
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,Hassner wrote: My favorite was wide leather attached to the fittings of an old strap. Lenses were heavy then and the wide leather distributed the weight nicely on the shoulder. The leather was hand painted with bright colours. I was young and happy.
Sounds like a modified guitar strap.
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Actually they pretty much were the same back then, except for the clasps on the camera straps. I have a Tamrac strap with flames on it. I am not really picky about them. All I care about is that they come off quickly when I want them to for mounting on my tripod.garyrhook wrote:
Hassner wrote: My favorite was wide leather attached to the fittings of an old strap. Lenses were heavy then and the wide leather distributed the weight nicely on the shoulder. The leather was hand painted with bright colours. I was young and happy.
Sounds like a modified guitar strap.
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It is what it is.
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,Stealthy Ninja wrote: The best normal strap (as Scotty already said) is the crumpler industry disgrace. I personally use the crumpler convenient disgrace, which isn't quite as comfortable, but let's you detach the strap if you want.
The Amazon listing for this strap shows it attached to a tiny P&S
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Stealthy Ninja wrote: The best normal strap (as Scotty already said) is the crumpler industry disgrace. I personally use the crumpler convenient disgrace, which isn't quite as comfortable, but let's you detach the strap if you want.
The Amazon listing for this strap shows it attached to a tiny P&S
Ha. That's weird.... maybe they want to make it look big.
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