I'm told the wider part of the strap is about 2" . How wide are the smaller pieces that actually attach to the camera? Look to be less than 1/2". Thanks!
941121
You're right. The part of the strap that attaches to the camera is about 1/3 of an inch wide.
941122
The ends of the padded portion of the strap have a vinyl cap about 1.75" long sewn on that anchors where the nylon strap is attached. Dimensions of the padded portion of the strap (from beginning of nylon strap to beginning of nylon strap), is 20.5". Each thin, non-padded nylon strap attached to either end of the padded portion of the strap is 14.5" long and about 3/8" (actually, exactly 9mm) wide. See my review for a more detailed description.
1495988
Honestly I don't know as I use the strap that came with the camera. My strap is still wraped like the one in the photo.Alan
551834
It's about 1/8" thick and distributes the weight very well (about 2 1/2" wide at the middle). I find it very comfortable to manage the weight of the camera, even when wearing it for extended amounts of time.
1237085
The loop of the strap from where is attaches to the camera to the end of the loop is 7 inches. Hope this helps.
743117
Not quite a half an inch, just wide enough to go through the strap slots on the camera body.
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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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Not sure of that size as I use it on my Olympus camera without any problem, It is shown as a Olympus item so perhaps you should search Amazon based on the size you describe. Not sure that helps but I am not privy to all the size designators.
1008357
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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Both straps are only a few inches. You would have to purchase another strap if you want to hang it around your neck. Most camera stores would have plenty of options.
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Not sure how it compares to the Bower 5510; but, it is about 1 1/2" - 2" wide and is super easy to attach in place of the standard strap that comes with any Nikon camera. We actually put this strap on a P510 camera
1892594
the strap is very strong. there are two on the harness and i use them both on a single camera like a strap.
872889
It fits because the strap I use is for a camera and very small. The loopy part moves so you have to make sure it is out of the way. You can't use a bulky strap
904124
About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them!
51239
I'm using it on a f803 which strap is 1.5" wide. Its a bit wide but still comfortable.
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If you're asking how much the strap weighs, I just weighed it and it's exactly 1.0 oz. If you're asking how much it'll hold, I don't know. I just pulled pretty hard on it and it held up OK. I use it on the Nikon AW110, and it works well with it.
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It is a regular strap and the plastic snaps (that connect the shoulder part to the strap that holds the camera) are not oversized. They are designed to allow the camera strap to swing forward or backward without putting pressure on or twisting the shoulder strap. This strap, like most straps, can be adjusted to fit virtually anyone from under 5' to over 6'.
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If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it... » Read More If you check the dimensions given in the information on this product you will find the size. HOWEVER, I believe they have overstated the size by about an inch in two of the three dimensions given. I bought it to use for my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX200V which is a hybrid camera that is smaller than the SLR camera. It barely fits in this case. I was disappointed and then purchased the AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR cameras & assessories. It is great! Holds the camera, cables, etc. plus my point and shoot camera. I use the Case Logic just to carry the camera along out on a photo shoot. I guess it depends what you are going to use the Case Logic for as to whether you will find it adequate. « Show Less