Worried about camera spinning around & the lens hitting things since the carabiner seems to let the camera spin freely. Have you had problems w/this?
208027
There is a stopping plastic thing that you set so it can't go further than your hip. It only slides up in front when you pull it up. With it on your hip it doesn't spin. It is a great strap!
208028
I have not had a problem with this but I can see where there might be a problem if you are moving rapidly around but I have not experienced this just walking around. But I also usually keep a hand on my camera when it is hanging from the strap.(just one of my tics I guess). I totally love this strap and the easy of use that it allows me when I am taking pictures.
208029
When I walk with the camera down, it is tight against me and I have not had the camera spin on me. I've had the strap for around 10 months and I wouldn't trade it for another strap. I love my RS-7.
208030
Why I got this strap was to get the load off my neck. True the camera moves freely but I have found that not to be an issue for when i'm shooting I have at least one hand on the my camera and at times when I need both hands I adjust the stops so it rest higher off my hip to the front or to my back.
1934360
I haven't had any issues with the case affecting my camera/pictures. The opening around the lens is angled away.
416193
I got my d800e and the first thing I noticed when I took it out of the box was the rattle. I held the strap rings and shook the camera and found out it came from the flash. I posted about it in another forum and was told it was normal and indeed it is because it's from the metal support that holds the flash up. No need to worry. Only thing to worry about is the left AF issue and the 10-pin connector going limp on you :).
1386166
I have a Sigma 18-200 Sigma lens with a filter affixed to my Canon Rebel. The camera with attachments fits loosely in the pack. I have used the pack primarily for hiking in Moab,Utah and Kawai. It's been bumped around a little bit, but there has been no discernible damage to the camera. MAKE SURE WHEN YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE CAR FOR QUICK PHOTOS, YOU PAUSE TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE GRABBING THE CAMERA STRAPS, AND NOT THE PACK STRAPS!!
2119228
The only problem i have with it is when the lens is in full wide angle. Sometimes you will see the bottom of the lens hood so i take it off for those shots. Other than that it does keep your glass from banging into things while walking around.
890953
Yes I received mine a week ago and the lens crashes into the filter; not just in macro but any time the camera struggles to focus. Reading online apparently the lens can protrude a little when focusing causing the crash. I think I got a lemon so the adapter ring is going back.Update: nevermind I'm just a dumbass. I had accidentally assembled it in the wrong order. All is good and focus works fine. Since it is possible to put together backwards it makes me wonder how many of the focus reports are just user error.
213968
No. Getting stuck it should not. Its a fairly simple lense l. Check your body settings? Or its the lense it self. Maybe an option on it is set wrong.
742133
Yes, I did and it's easily fixed. Use a appropriate size wrench to simply tighten the nuts on the screws until the camera isn't too hard to rotate, but the frame supports the weight of the flash. I'd tighten the screws about 1/4 turn each until this result is achieved.
1618029
I have not noticed any damage. I usually have it on while photographing weddings. I am usually carrying a Canon 7D with a 70-200mm lens during a lot of the time.
794419
I have not seen any problems yet, but I'm only using it on my macro lens and a low f-stop for a good depth of field. I haven't tried a wide open f-stop yet.
1439554
No, the issue is the weight, the plastic locking handles will break under the weight. Already tried it with that camera.
1157631
Our camera is still working beautifully; I have not heard whether others have had issues. Good luck!
555780
Never had a problem. It's more likely that your tripod doesn't meet the 1/4-20 tripod mount standard for some reason.
830128
When disconnected or unpowered, the optical stabilization elements do shake/rattle inside of the lens. When mounted to the camera and the camera is turned on the shaking/rattling ceases. This is the only lens I've encountered that has this "feature."
831306
The ring locks in with just a quarter turn onto the Canon lens. There's just the tiniest amount of play after it locks in, and that seems reasonable to me. It's easier if you first screw a filter onto the adapter, then the hood onto the filter, then that assembly onto the camera. Feels plenty secure to me.
125847
I have had this happen a couple of times on my camera (purchased December 2011). I am not sure why it is getting stuck like that; when it happens for me, the whole camera freezes up. The only way I have found to "un-stick" the lens cover is to pop the battery out and put it back in, which seems to "re-set" things.
841669
Have not had a problem with that. There is a distinct transition when you extract the lens.