Will this float strap work with the new (and heavy) Olympus TG-3?
1009658
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
2055579
That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
338047
Don't know. I returned the strap because I was concerned that the attachment to the camera was not reliable.
2084272
The item in question is a floating strap, not the camera. It attaches to any camera to prevent the camera from sinking. I have a waterproof camera but your question is about the floating strap.
1635954
It will. I got one of these (pink! :) ), for my girlfriend and it worked out great!! I have an Olympus, myself and it would fit into this also.
2135737
I bought the CSCH-108 Silicone case for my Olympus TG-1, and it fits and works very well. Makes the TG-1 compatible for my 2 year old grandson who takes more pictures with the TG-1 than me. He has dropped the camera many times from several feet and the case just adds more safety to the already rugged camera.
895766
It may be too big for the TG 3. I use it on a Nikon 3100 and find it perfect for that size camera.
479086
I have no idea. I don't remember seeing an Olympus TG2 camera anywhere. My camera is about 3 3/4 inches long and about 2 1/2 inches wide at the widest point andabout 1 1/4 inches thick. So if your camera is not any bigger than that it should fit.
1362200
Yes (supposedly). Camera instructions and specs say it is good to operate to 43 ft. deep. But mine leaked almost immediately on first water use at less than 2 ft. deep, shorting out the circuitry. Customer service was rotten to rectify. I don't know about the Olympus TG-3. I did have a good experience with an Olympus Stylus 750 that performed well for many years. It was advertised as splash resistant (not really intended for full submersion for underwater operation) and performed well as advertised.
1220059
This strap works with any camera that has a standard female 3/4 thread mount. I love it use it daily on my canon 6d with and without arca swiss L bracket
909468
yes it does. That is the camera that I use it with and it is PERFECT! It floats great. And the I love the detachment feature so you don't have to always have the float strap on it.
582344
I tested the floating strap in fresh water (a bucket) with an Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 camera. It floated just fine. At least one of the reviews said it floated in a swimming pool. The flotation is not super strong, so I imagine a strong current (like you would find in white water) could pull it under for some period of time. Not sure how it performs with other cameras, but it worked great when I took it to the Virgin Islands recently.
916810
I would say yes. Works perfectly for the TG-2, which looks to be virtually the same size as the TG-3.
923694
I am not sure on the lens size of the Olympus TG-3. I bought this and used it on the Nikon J1 that has the lens diameter of 40.5mm. Check on the face or on the rim for numerical marking of the lens diameter. Hope this will help narrow down on your speculations.
2098358
I am sorry I can not answer as I have not put the camera into service as of yet. I purchased a large amount of electronics, camera computer I-Pod Laptop etc and am awaiting my installers to set up the new systems.I do have my previous Olympus Stylus 7000 and the strap is connected to a tiny opening below your down-load port. Almost like threading needle. Hope this has been of some help
2155200
The strap fits any camera, just check if the weight is the same of the nikon Coolpix to see if it will float
1727744
Yes, it will. This is a fantastic strap. I've been using one since 2007 with no wear issues. The swede leather is comfortable and secure. One nice thing about it is that the ends (the thin parts on both sides that loop through your camera's rings) are made with a standard nylon webbing. It's the same stuff cat and small dog leashes are made from. I'm 6'5" and ANY strap is too short for me. You can easily un-sew the strap ends and extend them. I bought a $10 cat leash, cut it in half and sewed it onto each side of the strap (it's just a loop that you sew back onto itself. I did it by hand in ten minutes). That allows me to wear the strap across my chest and still have the camera riding at my hip. No OEM or other strap will allow you to do that. It's easy to reproduce Tamrac's clips and slides when putting it back together - just do one side at a time and use the other for reference.