I'm concerned about holding my full frame camera with no strap, like if I got jostled in a crowd. Any suggestions?
1974361
Well, I've used the Peak Design Clip for about 20 hours, also in very crowded situations. Even when jostled, as you put it, it still kept my camera safely attached to my belt.
896619
There is a cutout for the camera. You need to be sure the strap is out of the line of sight though.
692416
Yes, you must have some weight hooked in the bottom of the column tripod to avoid shake. A camera bag works well as weight.
432390
No, sadly it just dangles next to your camera. It's not usually an issue unless it's really windy, though. If it is, maybe you could tie it around the tripod, or use tape or Velcro!
1292478
Since it's a monopod and you have to hold it somewhere to keep it steady, you might as well hold on to the camera anyway. But I would not carry it with the camera screwed on - seems risky.
656060
I have the Think Tank full harness and bought two sets of straps and connected it to my Think Tank camera bag. The camera bag was hanging in the middle on my chest. I then had the camera strap already around my neck when I was hiking. All I did was lift the camera out of the bag and shoot.
672595
Unfortunately no. I still need to carry my bag. I can say that the convenience of this vest is outstanding. One can hike, stoop, bend over, etc w/o the swaying and potential camera damage if using a conventional strap. I love it !! Frank
1307221
The strap secures to where you secure your tripod on the bottom of the camera and to the strap bracket that is normally on the top sides of the camera. So as long as your camera is equipped with these features then you shouldn't have any problem with this. Hope that helps.
1018895
I have a d700 with mb-d10 and when I use it and know I'm going to be switching back and forth I usually just wear the strap without clicking the strap in. I know its not safe but its okay and its a little bit more flexible.
1731568
I would think it would be proportional to how shaky your hands are. I shake a little, everyone does. If you have really shaky hands you can always get a monopod or tripod for it.
106587
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.
878069
Nothing, so long as your backpack has an adjustment buckle of some sort on the upper part of the shoulder strap. This is where the Strap Shot attaches and bears the weight of the camera. Go on their site and watch the video.
852475
I just use the shoulder strap on my camera and pull it through the sides of the camera case. The case screws through the bottom of the camera base so when you unsnap the case from the camera everything is still securely fastened around your neck. If you just need a strap you can purchase a separate camera strap at any store where camera accessories are sold.
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.
23792
The non-camera space is small and, in my opinion, not safe for camera gear. You could fit a camera body or a large lens there, but not both.
799770
you use the clips on your camera. The strap attaches to your camera not the case
745611
If you gave a strap then your good, you can slid it through back of camera mount like a belt through pants. I have made differt mounts for it and you can get a mount kit for it for about 5 bucks, it's no go pro but I have been nothing less then impressed.