how do you hook the strap onto the camera?
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Thread skinny loop into your camera ring. Then push strap through loop and pull tight.
2022171
Most cameras have a little ring or hook on them. All you do is ....hmmm hard to explain. I'll give it a try. Put the little loop (bottom of the pic) through the ring on the camera. Loop the larger one through the small one and it's permanently attached. Did that make any sense at all?
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I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
1813890
Attach the bottom to the camera and then snap on the top. It will not work with any accessories attached to the camera.
294207
There is a slot on the bottom of the camera where you plug the cable in to do this
1745623
Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
697738
Slide the small loop under the camera strap slot, then feed the larger loop through the small loop. Pull until the small loop is tight around the camera strap slot and you're good to go.
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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
402022
There should be an opening on the bottom of your camera. There should be a screw on top of the tripod. Screw the camera on to the screw. :-)
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1. Use the USB attachment on the camera itself and plug into a USB port on the monitor. 2. Connect with the small HDMI cord that comes with the camera (connects to side of camera after you flip open the screen and plug into standard HDMI port). 3. If you use an SD card, remove from the camera and insert it into an SD slot. Hope this helps!
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There should be a rubber flap on the side body of the camera, with a port into which you plug the cord.
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It just getting some used to. I usually just hook up to one side and feels plenty secure with my camera. When I need to pull it up to shoot, I can use one hand to hold my camera and the free hand to release the catch and extend the strap.
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Attach the leash to the camera strap. I ususally attach to the loop in the camera strap right where it is slipped through the flange on the camera. Just slide the end of the leash through the camera strap loop, then slip the lens cap through the leash loop and pull tight. Hope this is helpful.
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There is a little string that you insert where the normal strap would be. It is very universal. We used it on our Panasonic water camera.
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It comes with a strap and all you need to mount it. I usually use a small branch when mounting on a tree to give me a flat surface and stabilize the camera. Just make a "T" on the tree with it and it gives you a wider base on skinny trees.
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The strap is on the camera not the case. It's a standard camera strap, not quick release.
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You are right....you have to hold the end of the strap that is a very skinny loop. Hold the two sides of that loop together and push the pointy end of the loop into one side of the opening and pull out the other side. (It goes under the little "bridge" that is across the opening.)Then open the skinny loop enough to feed the thicker loop end through it. Pull tight and you are done. Good luck. :-)
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I think the mount is threaded, however to keep the strap mount on the camera and then add a tripod adapter to the bottom too would be a little too much....to remove the strap mount only takes a few seconds.