Canon T3i use? Has anyone used ths strap on a T3i, does it hamper access to any controls?
1005862
i've used it for 2 yrs on a T1i and for the last few months on a T3i----same result---like other posters say you have to adjust it to make it work just right for you--you can't go wrong in my opinion
1005863
I just bought this for my T3i and it doesn't block access to any controls. I don't have a tripod, so I can't speak to that, but all control buttons are free and clear. You do have to remove the base of this to take the battery in and out, but it's unbelieveably easy to remove. No tools are needed, you just turn the dial clockwise or counterclockwise. Takes less than a minute. I was worried about that but I have to laugh now that I've got it - it's no trouble at all. As others have said, it's a bit of a pain that your camera can't sit flat with this attached, but honestly, if you need to set it down for a longer while you could just turn the dial, unscrew the base, keep the top connected and let the strap "flap open" at the bottom. When you're ready to use it again, just dial the base back in.
172981
I haven't but I LOVE mine. I wear a belt case with Olympus T3 camera. The strap naturally hangs out but I love that becaus ei can grab it it and easily get it out fast as compared to fumbling around for it. Also use it underwater with floats. Good luck.
824698
I can see no reason why it would not work with the T3i. It is true that some Canon lenses won't work with certain cameras, but this should not be the problem in this case.
2184486
Considering that my own T3i fits fine in this, and all the controls line up, the other answers are clearly wrong here. Too late to help you, but maybe someone else could benefit from this answer.
2119819
I have a Canon T3i and the supplied cables work wonderfully with my camera. Haven't had a problem at all. It comes with two cables supplied, one for pro cameras and the other for cameras in the hobby/enthusiast class like the T3i.
277269
Yes, it comes with a strap. It's very small though so I traded mine with an old Canon strap I had lying around just because it's wider. I didn't like how small the strap that came with it was, but it would definitely work.
444025
sorry, i have a rebel T4i ... the cord that threads thru the camera - frayed beyond repair, just while trying to attach it. I never figured out how to thread it and I ended up throwing it out. :( you should check out the Spider Holster - i see them use it on CreativeLive.com all time - looks really strong and reliable!!
1721294
The width of the strap where it attaches to the camera is 3/8". It is very secure. I love my camera strap for comfort, non-slip, and quick release.But I am shooting with a Canon 60D. I do not know your specific camera. I would measure the small bracket on your camera, where the strap would attach. I hope this helps. :)
1917032
I have not used it with T2i. I have a T3i and it works well for self portraits or clicking pictures where you want to minimize camera shake.
972095
No, the connections aren't oriented in the correct direction. Search on "canon t3i battery grip" and you'll find one's that will work on your T3i.
641217
I have the same camera, Canon T3i, and had no problem with the reverse ring. Have you tried both sides of the ring on your camera? It is a boit confusing at first, but keep fooling with it and you should be able to solve the problem.
1747973
Yes. I own the T3i myself, and like all the other Canon EOS DSLRs, it has an EF/EF-S lens mount. This is an EF mount lens, so this is supposed to work with ALL Canon DSLRs and SLRs (even the full-frame digitals).
583021
I Use this strap on my Canon 7D with a battery grip and a 70-200. Here is the review I did on it back in July '13. So far my fix has worked well. I ordered this strap to test the differences between the normal camera strap and this type of strap. I use a Canon 7D with a 70-200 telephoto on this. Price was low in comparison to other offerings ... I agree with the other reader that mentioned that it could use an additional clip to help the padded portion of the strap stay in position on your shoulder. Or some kind of rubbery material that sticks to your clothing. Minor issue. What was a MAJOR issue was the fact that while on my recent outdoor shooting day, I suddenly noticed that the hook with the safety buckle that attaches the strap to the plate was unscrewed. Potentially the latch could have opened and send the gear to the ground. Luckily I noticed it before it could happen! What I did to solve the problem was to put a couple of drops of Permatex permanent threadlocker on the threads and tighten the it real good. That is why I only give this product a rating of 2 stars. The company needs to test these products better. Again ... IMO this is another example of using cheap components to drive cost down. Come on ... DSLRs and lenses are expensive pieces of equipment.
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.
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.
950619
I was looking at a T4i a couple of days ago, to upgrade my cameras and it appeared to me it will work. You do have to remove the existing eyepiece frame first, but it simply slips off with no problem. I found the eyepiece is a must have as it blocks out side light and movement that distracts while shooting. Enjoy!
205403
I use this strap. It can go to a max length of 51 or 52 inches, and can be shortened to about half that. It's a pain to get on the camera, but is very secure once on.