I have a canon powershot sx160 IS. Using this adapter could I attach a traditional two point(dslr) neck strap to the adapter? Something like http://www.amazon.com/EzFoto-Multi-Co...
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Yes does your camera have 2 points to attach a strap? Or you could feed 2 of these throught the one point on your camera and use a traditional neck strap. As these are very small. If you have trouble feediong these through the ring on your camera use a small wire to pull them through.
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I use it with a d5200, but it will work with any DSLR. I have found this kind of strap is far better than a neck strap. Hope this helps, Janice.
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Make sure that the adapter is designed for your specific brand of camera. I own adapters for both Nikon and Minolta lenses that adapt to my Canon body. I've had no problems and have taken some incredible pictures. Good luck.
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Well let me be honest with you, i never own SX160 so i don't know if this strap work with it or not, am sorry can't help you !!!
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This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I think this is a pretty good tool for the money. This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I... » Read More This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I think this is a pretty good tool for the money. « Show Less
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I use it for my Canons, SX260 and 280: Wouldn't use it for my FZ200... And I never use it in "tripod" mode as I found that less useful than another mini trip I have, but the strap makes this thing excellent for a lot of situations where nothing else would do! But I wouldn't put anything other than a pocket camera on it.
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I use it for a Canon EOS, but usually keep hand on it or near to keep it from swinging too far. It seems plenty strong to hold the camera. The connection to the strap is plastic, but is well made and appears sturdy. Hope this helps and good luck.
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I am using this with the Canon SX280 HS without any issue. It took a couple of tries to thread it but no big deal. I am not sure if there is much of a difference in the SX260 and SX280 ring but I suspect not. Also Canon's website (search "Canon USA metal strap") currently indicates "Flexible and stylish silver strap for ELPH Series, Digital ELPH, and most other compact cameras". However, website also lists compatible cameras but does not list either the SX260 or the SX280 but I suspect that that is more due to lack of information maintenance since it seems to miss listing most recent models. In summary, I cannot imagine any compact camera with a strap loop ring where this would not work.
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If you have either a Nikon Coolpix p300 series camera, or a Nikon Coolpix s3000 series camera, this neckstrap will not work for your camera. Both the p300 and the s3000 series cameras have a single connection for a strap. I would recommend something similar to this, if that's what model camera you have: http://www.amazon.com/Easy-Glide-Digital-Adjustable-Weight-Reduction-COOLPIX/dp/B00A3ZZOAS/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid;=1378690998&sr;=8-19&keywords;=camera+strap+nikon+coolpix+300. Hope this helps you out! :-)
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You can, and I have. You just attached this as shown, then use the mount on the base plate and the camera's side mount to attach the neck strap. Basically the same way this wrist strap is attached to the side of the camera. And mounted this way, and slung over the shoulder, it is in the perfect position to slip your hand through the wrist strap, slide the camera up and shoot while using the neck strap for tension.
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Hi Katie,I bought this case and I don't use it because it would take 2 straps to use it well. One for the case and one for the camera. You could just use one strap and attach it to the case but, I like to always have a strap attached to my camera and around my neck.Hope this helps, my case is for sale right now on Ebay.
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I can't recommend using this strap with a DSLR. I'm using mine on a Sony NEX mirrorless camera, which is considerably smaller.
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On a "genuine" Canon strap there should be the flexible viewfinder cover. To use it you must remove the eye cup, pull upwards. Then you can slide the cover on in it's place. I never use it, just too cumbersome with out a real need.
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ABSOLUTELY! I use it EVERYDAY with my 7D and my 70-200mm L lens. It's an excellent strap that is VERY comfortable to use. I have many neck issues, and this strap stopped that problem. (On an extra note, the fastener (carabiner) does tend to make a mark on the bottom of the camera as the camera is swinging freely on your side. I believe that the BlackRapid RFH-1E0 Fastenr Tripod (FR-T1) (Black) along with your tripod plate attached the the bottom of your camera would stop this problem.)
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You can easily attach a DSLR camera with the correct adaptor but the downside is that you cannot use any of your magnification lens' with it. I have had better luck using my iPhone with an adaptor hooked up to the scope
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With an adapter of some kind you should be able to, but because of the added weight you will have to balance the telescope again with the camera attached. To use a DSLR you would need a T-Adapter and T-Ring I think. For a normal digital camera with a tripod mounting hole you can use something like a SteadyPix mount, but it is quite heavy and combined with the weight of the camera may be a bit too much for the focuser on the telescope. Also, this scope is a "slow" F/10.1, so it may not be ideal for astrophotography, but I have taken some pics with my phone attached to it and they aren't horrible, but they aren't anything special either (except to me, haha)
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Im not going to be much help here im afraid. I know nothing about your particular camera model. What I can tell you is this, the screw is a standard tripod size and thread. It should thread right in. Now, as for the adapter, that will be needed only if your camera is heavier on one side or the other or front or back. Or if your tripod mounting hole isnt very near the center of the cameras balance point. Not sure im explaining it correctly here, but I can tell you my camera has an "offset" tripod mount, therefore I needed the adaptor. Im sure someone will be along to help you better. Its a great little device! Good luck!