Is there a quick release latch to remove camera from the strap? I a also looking at the BlackRapid Metro Strap which has a locking carabiner
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It has no quick release but the tripod screw itself has a fold out tab so that you can remove it without a tool. I looked at the BlackRapid too but didn't like the thought of a bulky carabiner flopping around the camera.
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I returned this because the straps were not comfortable for me. I purchased the Lowepro Photosport 200. It doesn't have a removable camera compartment, but I used it on a supported 6 day trek and had plenty of room for my camera, extra rain gear, lunch, etc. The Lowepro 200 meets carry-on requirements.
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Not that easy. It helps to use the case strap to hook it to camera strap. This way, you can quickly remove the case from camera and do not drop it to the floor, or loose it.
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When I walk with the camera down, it is tight against me and I have not had the camera spin on me. I've had the strap for around 10 months and I wouldn't trade it for another strap. I love my RS-7.
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Well, LOL, let me break the tie. Until I read the question I didn't notice the quick release lever just below the threaded head piece. Now that I read it, I see it and it's definitely better than unscrewing the camera after each use. Sweet. So Yes, it has a quick release lever.
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No it doesn't but your camera already comes with a suitable strap and the case has a hook you can latch the strap to. Works perfectly.
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Simple, it screws into your tripod mount. You just unscrew from one camera and screw into your second camera, no need to even take off the strap.
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It does have a quick release however the case is quite cumbersome, fine for just hopping off the bike (to pop into a shop) but not ideal for carrying around all day. I believe it also has a screw to lock it in place more securely however I have not needed to use that (even at naughty speeds).
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I don't recall it being an issue. I think I just squeezed the small loop at the end together to get it through the bar, then slipped the strap through the small loop like you'd put on a luggage tag. I guess if it's really an issue, you can take it to a local camera store, and I'm sure they'd help you.
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You twist and slide camera out of clip but keep camera tethered for safety. Straps are long enough to keep them tethered. I did out c hooks on my camera so I can take the neck strap off when using the harness and easily reattach it when necessary.
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Like anything that CAN open this strap MIGHT do so at the worst possible time, BUT... having stated the obvious, I will say that I have not suffered that problem and I had the camera over my shoulder for most of today. The quick releases do require some effort to open (a positive to my thinking) but anything is possible. I still rate this as a 5 star strap EXCEPT it is a little too wide for my neck.
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Yes, case is snug to camera, it will not fall out of case when you hold it with strap! Hope this answer helps!
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I have had no problems with the quick release so far (I've had the strap for about 2 months and took it on a two-week trip all over SE Asia in crowded markets and metros, no problem)
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I returned mine, but yes the screw does come off so u can just use the bottom part on the camera and connected to the strap
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I have a d700 with mb-d10 and when I use it and know I'm going to be switching back and forth I usually just wear the strap without clicking the strap in. I know its not safe but its okay and its a little bit more flexible.
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No it comes with the standard thread for cameras and does not have a quick release plate.
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The BlackRapid straps (I've used the RS-4) mount directly to your camera, and the plate that come with the Roadtrip already occupies that mount. You'll have to remove the plate when using a BlackRapid strap.