can you still move your hand when you have the wrist strap on or is it restraining? does it help with stabilizing the camera for better pictures?
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You can move your hand. Depending on how tight you make the grip it may restrict access to some of the minor controls.
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Should add, not sure if stabilizes camera, but I have a D200 and D7000 and it helps with grip fatigue. And I don't worry about dropping camera.
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If you want to turn the camera back at yourself while it is on the wrist strap mount, you would have to rotate the camera and wrist strap mount on your wrist so it is facing you and then go to settings on your camera and flip the camera shoot so it shoots upside down. This is a clumsy way to do it. You can also shoot yourself upside down and flip it in the GoPro editing program, which does have that option. This is less clumsy and will allow you to make the quick adjustment while video taping. The wrist mount housing itself does not allow for a quick flip back. But, like I said, you can rotate the whole strap and point the camera at yourself and shoot yourself upside-down and fix the image in editing. If you want to turn the camera back at yourself while it is on the wrist strap mount, you would have to rotate the camera and wrist strap mount on your wrist so it is facing you and then go to settings on your camera and flip the camera shoot so it shoots upside down. This is a clumsy way to do it. You can also shoot yourself upside down and flip it in the GoPro editing program, which does have that option. This is less clumsy and will allow you to make the quick adjustment while video taping. The wrist mount housing itself does not allow for a quick flip back. But, like I said,... » Read More If you want to turn the camera back at yourself while it is on the wrist strap mount, you would have to rotate the camera and wrist strap mount on your wrist so it is facing you and then go to settings on your camera and flip the camera shoot so it shoots upside down. This is a clumsy way to do it. You can also shoot yourself upside down and flip it in the GoPro editing program, which does have that option. This is less clumsy and will allow you to make the quick adjustment while video taping. The wrist mount housing itself does not allow for a quick flip back. But, like I said, you can rotate the whole strap and point the camera at yourself and shoot yourself upside-down and fix the image in editing. « Show Less
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No..the camera's neck strap is the only mode of retention ..the camera case "attaches" to the strap, will hang securely while camera is in use, or easily removed if preferred.
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Unfortunately it does not. It is very light and feels like a toy in your hand. The casing is not ruggedly built like some of the newer digital cameras sold in the market nowadays. If equipped with a strap it would tend to dangle off your wrist which places it at higher risk for damage (due to impact on any hard surface it may come in contact with).
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The wrist strap is not long enough to wear it around your neck. It is a "wrist" strap designed for varying sizes of wrists. It does not come with a shoulder strap. Check for accessories but I don't see a place for a shoulder strap on the camera. It does come with a extra wrist strap (adjustable) that goes with the case so you can carry it on your wrist.
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Love this item. There's an elastic band that maintains its closure. No strap for holding, you can use elastic band but may stress band to much eventually. 360 is wonderful and accounts for cam view.hope that helps. Hakee.
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I assume you are wanting to reposition it. So it's a no on that Q. Because of the nature of inertially balanced steadicams the original hand hold is locked at the center of gravity ( CoG only when the camera is on the thing). Sorry bro. You really shouldn't need to move the handle though.
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I have the smaller Olympus OMD-EM10. The strap attachment came with a triangle shaped ring for the neck strap to slide into. You do not have to unscrew the bottom all the way to access the battery/card compartment, just rotate until you can open fully. I have uploaded a photo. For a small camera, I feel it's too bulky and think a wrist strap would work better. I originally used the wrist grip for my Nikon D3200 which works really well because that camera feels cumbersome hanging from my neck.
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definitely. I felt much more comfortable using this instead of the around the neck. also eased my mind of just plain dropping my camera... I usually had it in my hand because the neck straps were so uncomfortable for me.
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It requires a bit of finesse to get the adjustments right so that it works with your specific camera weight. It is NOT a 'strap on the camera and start filming immediately' type of device. It requires fine tuning the weights and arm angle to get the best results.
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The strap is attached to the camera not the case. This way you can at anytime take the case off and still have the camera around your neck holding the camera by the strap. It works just fine.
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If the strap can be tighten enough for your small frame hit will work fine if not it will move around. In any event there are time when you must hold the camera next to your body.
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I have never used a hand strap but I do like this wrist strap very much. I use it with my Canon 60D, it is comfortable.
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I am using the strap that came with the camera itself. Its attached to the camera body instead of the carry case, feels much safer this way. The carry case does not seem to be designed for a strap and I am pretty content removing the case and leaving the camera hanging by the strap when taking pictures. This is a general problem with all compact cases. I tried the one canon provides but that too doesnt have a strap.
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No its not possible to hold on to the grip and place ur camera at the other end. It doesnt have the functionality to do so. This is not one of those monopods that you can take selfies with. And when you mean it can get wet and will not hinder its functions? Then yes
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I have never used a hand strap but I find this wrist strap to be quite comfortable. You still have to hold onto the camera unless you don't mind it dangling from your wrist.
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In my experience, there was no real benefit. Having the camera practically in my armpit was more bothersome. I think that longer is better since I prefer to have my camera hanging near my hip with one hand on the camera. It's a personal preference.