Would this be okay to attach to my Canon DSLR camera strap? I need extra cushioning for the back of my neck when wearing the camera around my neck.
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Roseanne, I use this pad on 2 different camera bags for over-the-shoulder use. I just checked the width and it will work with the straps on my Canon T3i & Canon 70D. I tried using it behind my neck and found the thickness & rigidity of the pad to be quite uncomfortable. I would recommend this pad only for shoulder carry.
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It is pretty huge for a camera strap, but it could be done. The camera strap should be fairly wide. However, note the padding is angled for a comfortable fit on the shoulder, not the neck. You may want to look at Black Rapid straps because they have some different options, such as shoulder-across chest-hip and some anchored systems.
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I don't think so. It is too think and clunky for the camera strap. This intended for the camera BAG - or a messenger BAG to take the weight off your shoulder. Get a neoprene strap, or UPstrap or something like that for your camera strap.
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Nope it's way to big and takes some weight to keep it folded on your shoulder. I would recommend the slim black rapid shoulder sling. It is suitable for a small dslr and crosses your body and relives a lot of the weight. It also makes is more difficult to accidentely drop your camera.
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yes! you can attach this to any strap, it has velcro straps to secure it, however, as others have said, it might be a little too thick for to use over your neck. I also use this for my camera shoulder bag.
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Yes, I use it for my camera a lot, very easy on my neck and I have a Canon with tele. Lens
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This is an extremely wide heavy duty strap. I can not imagine it not working for any camera. We bought these for travel when we would be carrying something all day. My husband and I both love it.
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Mine is fairly comfortable as a neck strap, although I usually do not use it that way. I usually sling it over my shoulder (similar to a rifle strap). The rubber padding is soft enough that it conforms well to the shape of my shoulder and does not slip off. I like my strap a lot because I have large digital SLR that is a bit on the heavy side. I think it is a good bargain for the price. It's a good product.
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I'd have to agree with Manuel, I wouldn't trust a screw and a strap for a 9 pound piece of expensive equipment. It seems sturdy enough for my use but my camera isn't even close to that weight. Besides, the shoulder padding slips around as you use it and I would think with that weight you would want something padded that was going to cushion your shoulders and not move around.
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I think so, the strap lets my camera hang in the right place for me. No problem taking the camera to my eye to take pictures. It will not be long enough to use as a shoulder strap, it's designed to wear around the neck. It is also not adjustable.
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The strap that goes around your neck will attach to the camera. I use a hand strap that will mount to this unit. Other then those too I don't know what kind of strap you are referring.
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This case is designed to use the strap that is attached to your camera via the hooks on the side of the case. I'll post a picture in user images for additional information.
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No the camera strap will not fit in the bag. With the camera strap around your neck, this neoprene bag fits around the camera like a glove. The strap literally wraps around the camera body. That little clip shown in the picture will clip to your camera strap. So you won't have to worry about dropping or keeping up with the bag when using the camera.
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If the strap can be tighten enough for your small frame hit will work fine if not it will move around. In any event there are time when you must hold the camera next to your body.
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It is actually a lens attachment. It does not go on to the camera body. If your lens is the same size as this attachment then it should. However, I am a novice at this and not a professional photographer. You could also take a copy of the product description and your camera to a local shop and inquire with a knowledgeable associate. Also, if there are local photography clubs near your home you can ask a member of the group. Good luck.
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Well there was a neck strap with mine. It could probably be used as a shoulder strap but it's a bit fine for a shoulder strap. TBH a shoulder strap on this camera might be a little overkill. It's a very light and small camera. I am not using the neck strap, and just use a wrist band just in case I loose grip of it.
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Hi Linda. Your question is a good one. I am 6'2 and adjust it so my camera hangs at my hip so I always kinda have my hand on it to protect it from banging into things and for security. The design and purpose of the strap is such that it will "swing around". I would rather it bang at my hip than on my ribs, but you can have all the adjustment you want. The adjustment gives you a lot of leeway. I just went down and checked mine out...and tightened it all the way up and determined that you will probably be fine. Also...this strap is sooooo great (as opposed to having the weight around you neck all the time) that if you had to..you could take the strap to a cobbler and ask them to shorten the strap and double the end over and sew it tight. That would give you all the adjustment you would need...but I am quite sure you will be happy as it. Keep in mind that for travel...you will probably NOT be able to put your camera in it's case...as the RRS screws into the tripod hole. What I did was buy tiny titanium locking clips and put them on my camera body, where the neck strap normally goes through. I can change from my neck strap and case...to my RRS in seconds. The clips might cost you $3.00 or so. Anyway....this thing is so wonderful (in my opinion) that I would encourage you to go for it. Good luck! Rish
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it goes on just like straps you have on your camera already. There are little groves on the sides were the strap attaches. I really recommend the strap the squishiness of the strap is so much nicer on your neck than the ones that camera comes with.
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I am not sure what you mean by overkill ... after checking and double-checking the width of the strap where it attaches to the camera (mine was a Coolpix 820) I ordered it and was able to attach it to my camera. the strap is so much better than the thin, cheap-looking strap that came with the camera, it was well worth it. Just double-check the width your camera will accept where it attaches to the body of the camera. Best wishes
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The end that goes into the slots on the camera are about 1/4" by 1/16", so if the slots in your camera for the strap are bigger than that it would work fine. And it's a really nice comfortable strap, much more comfortable than the nylon straps that come with most cameras!
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Yes, you should have no problem with this. The different adjustments on the strap should take care of this.Thank you!
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Do you mean SLR? yes, I've used it on my T3I and my Rebel XT This strap uses the standard camera strap eyelet for the top and screws into the tripod mount (has tripod mount on the bottom, doesn't interfere). So as long as your camera accepts a strap and has a tripod mount, you should be in business. Still one of my favorite accessories.
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It is designed for DSLR (SLR) cameras. You must have a tripod screw on the bottom of your camers for that is where the strap attaches.