Has anyone tried to use this strap in conjunction with a camera that has a battery grip and a vertical shutter release?
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Sorry I don't use a vertical grip but I love it for my d7100. Solid and confident this won't fail even when using my 70-200 sigma telephoto.
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I use strap with Nikon Coolpix AW110 which weighs in at 6.9 with sd card and battery.. as a test I let it go of float strap in some fairly ruff waves and never lost sight of strap. Hope this helps with the wight issue
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I don't believe so. Thus is an "ever ready" style case that is designed to give the camera more protection. You might check with the manufacturer to see if they have an accessory that matches to carry a spare battery and SD card. I have seen attachments that fit on the strap. I hope this helps.
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Yes, Not a problem. It attaches to the tripod mount screw on the bottom of the camera and the strap mounts on the top.
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I returned mine, but yes the screw does come off so u can just use the bottom part on the camera and connected to the strap
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Honestly I don't know as I use the strap that came with the camera. My strap is still wraped like the one in the photo.Alan
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It is very possible to use the sling-strap, however the camera will be upside down and become exposed because that's the opening of the rain-sleeve where your hands enter. A nice suggestion is to have something to tie the sleeve closed so your gear isn't easily exposed to the elements. I hope this helps.
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I am not familiar with the Sony camera, but if it has a small space to thread through the thin loop, then it will work. The best example I can give you is that some cell phones and most cell phone cases have it. This neck strap can be attached to those, so if the Sony has such space for a very thin loop, then yes you could use this neck strap.
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I've used both. Now I use Canon EOS 5's with battery grips. They are big. I prefer the wrist strap because I don't have to find a place yo set the camera when I'm changing lenses or fishing in my camera bag.
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I use a different camera, but I found it very easy to raise the camera to my eye when I wanted to take a picture. I am very happy with this strap, and used it last summer on a trip to Europe. The cross body design kept it close to my side - unlike a standard necklace type strap that lets the camera swing out and bang into things. I never once bumped my camera into anything.
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Yes. I Use it with a Sony A99, battery grip and 24-70. The total weight is about 5 lbs.
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This is not an issue for me. I used the camera extensively on a recent trip overseas and never noticed a problem. In fact I wouldn't be without the strap.. I noticed if I used my smaller point & shoot hanging from my neck all day, its caused far more strain than using my DSLR.
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You can use either shutter button one right after the other, shoot horizontal and use the release on the body, turn it vertical and use the one on the battery grip, then back to horizontal, no problems. Nothing else to do! And it works whether you're using the view finder or the Live View screen.
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technically no, but you can add a Joby "UltraFit Sling Strap" which secures to the tripod connector on camera. I am looking at that combo.
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It'll depend on the model. Generally, it should work with most cameras that support string-type straps.
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Yes and yes. I take my camera everywhere all of the time. I carry it in one hand with the strap wrapped around my wrist. The strap's connection to the eyelet on the side where I secure it loosens regularly, and I have to check it so the strap doesn't come off and send the camera bouncing off the ground. The connection on the other side works fine, so if you don't carry your camera as I do, this is a nice strap.
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After buying this product I took it as a lost. I have a canon 70d with a battery grip. Can you explain your problem a little more. The problem I have with it is that the bottom never threads enough onto the screw (on my slider). As a result it wobbles from side to side. But in terms of hold the camera it does just that once I turn the only nob available