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The original strap that came with my d300s was very comfortable and folded up small. i know a lot have complained of the logo on the side but my black sharpie took care of that scenario. it was very uncomfortable when worn around the neck, and when slung on my shoulder it would never stay put.
So then i got the op/tech pro loop, once again very uncomfortable around the neck, folds up big, when worn on the shoulder it stayed put. what i did not like was the loop looked thin and the quick releases i did not thrust at all, and that was a very uncomfortable feeling. So i got the domke 1" gripper, once again very uncomfortable around the neck, folds up small, when worn on the shoulder it stayed put, but starts to cut into the shoulder after a while. So now the crumpler, once again very uncomfortable around the neck, folds up big, when worn on the shoulder it stayed put and i mean put, this thing is like a magnet, no signs of discomfort after extended peroids. it is very well made with strong stiching, to make it almost perfect i had to include the domke clips from the gripper on to it. these clips are small and strong and swivel and fits neatly on to the d300s eyelets. so the thing is does any one out there have or used a camera strap that is comfortable to wear around the neck. folds up small. stays put on your shoulder and comfortable for extended peroids. swivels. strong quick release but not necessraily required. ![]() Dave T&T |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Taylor Mill, Kentucky
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Tamrac makes quite a few very good straps in various materials (leather, neoprene, etc). I use the Boomerang...it can be found for a little over $25...it's heavy enough to support my D300, but still lightweight and padded. The size and weight of the D300 is why I use my D5k when I'm using the camera for long periods of time and traveling. My D300 is my sports body or when I need the extra control and durability.
A link to order the boomerrang http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...ails&is=REG&Q= other Tamrac camera straps http://www.tamrac.com/g_camerastraps.htm |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Hebron, Kentucky (northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati):KCVG
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I use the Op/Tech and find it to be very comfortable and stable for my D300s + grip (even though it does fold up a bit big! For my D90 I use a neoprene strap I picked up at Ritz Camera for $10. Both are much more comfortable on the nect compared to the Nikon strap.
By the way, does anyone use the Sun-Sniper straps? |
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one thing i always admired about the op/tech system, one strap is so versatile its a shame in one minute it can move from a neck strap to a shoulder strap to a sling strap ( like the black rapid ) to a backpack strap to a wrist strap to no strap at all what the hell is wrong with me, ![]() ![]() Dave T&T |
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