Is it comfortable with a camera and telephoto lens attached when sitting? I'm planning a safari where I will often be in a vehicle.
1037101
If you have a little bit of a belly like me, Then know it is not comfortable. I did not like how it fit and sent mine back
1037102
Yes, depending on the size of the lens. The vest is adjustable so you could wear it higher if needs be.
1037103
Yes, I shoot Nikon and I have the 70-300mm lens. I have no problem with it while seated. The Cotton Carrier is an awesome piece of camera gear. It keeps your camera and lens stable while your hands are free.
1037104
I have not had my telephoto lens attached while wearing it. But have to say that I barely notice my camera while hiking.
1037105
Telephoto lens is a good question. I dont have a big lens in my arsenal. But love using with what I use and wished I had it a lot sooner. I don't even notice it there with every movement I do while hiking. Way better than a sling that keeps the camera banging your hip.
1350567
I'm not familiar with the specific camera you mention, but I would feel comfortable using it with any camera I have. Any camera that would be too heavy I would not want to wear on a strap anyway. I would say you can buy this with confidence.
30635
Fine threads allow you to turn it clockwise to attach it to the installed lense. A lite two fingered "snug" when tightning it down, is all you need to confirm that it is fully seated.
1054526
I'm not sure why yours does that, my is quite comfortable. Other camera straps bother me after awhile, but I've walked around for hours using this one, using a medium sized camera.
400971
One strap is provided with the bag. My opinion is that it is too large to be strapped around the waist alone. With the camera, a second lens, and other stuff, I think it would feel bulky and uncomfortable. With a second strap, it could be supported from the shoulder then strapped around the waist.
1657360
The model referenced has a small-range zoom lens. I assume the strap and other accessories would be included.
1172979
Yes it works as well as the Sony, yet understand that the belt apparatus across your chest is wide. I guess that would be fine in the winter but I feel it will be too hot for hiking in the summer. Forget the "dork" factor. I have gone to installing my camera on my daypacks shoulder strap, you still look like a "dork" but at least I don't look like a photographer nerd. I guess if you really wanted to look really dorky, then a headband will do the trick.
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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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I use it as my lens (and cover) of choice. Drop it in you pocket and your ready with excellent photos at a moments notice. It has such a wide DOF that, except for close objects, you don't even use the zone focus lever.
656060
I have the Think Tank full harness and bought two sets of straps and connected it to my Think Tank camera bag. The camera bag was hanging in the middle on my chest. I then had the camera strap already around my neck when I was hiking. All I did was lift the camera out of the bag and shoot.
1477660
No. I use it when traveling or need a lightweight camera. Otherwise I use a DSLR.
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I keep a couple of lenses in my bag. I keep a Tamron 24-70 2.8 on my camera nearly on all the time and it fits in the middle very nicely. I've posted a couple images with a ruler so you get a sense of size and capacity.Overall, I like the bag. However, it is not much good shifting it to the right shoulder. I wished there was a more universal solution. Left shoulder only!http://imgur.com/enE5F05http://imgur.com/7FGRmKPGood luck!
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No, long zoom lens attached to Body or even the lens by itself won't fit into this bag.I would suggest that you buy a regular bag-pack looking camera bag with cushions. If I have to buy it again that is what I would buy.
266380
I returned mine because of the 'play'. It was enough that I wasn't comfortable with it, heavier lenses attached to it would be suspect. I bought the canon one and it fits 'like a glove', this is one case where the oem unit is worth the price.
746507
Provided you are using a standard lens it shouldn't be a problem. If you go to a telescopic lens, then it will have to be removed from the camera body. Should you be wanting to go with a large diameter lens, this is not the bag for you. Also, remember, there is NO PADDING in the bag so you may want to either add some foam or think of a different means to carry your camera. Hope this answers your question.
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I had the same concern for a long trip, so I separately bought a lens cover with a short cord to keep it attached to the camera. However, I didn't have any problem as long as I was careful to keep it either in a case or in a separate compartment in my purse.
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I've used it in that manner while hiking around when I put it at the maximum length, but it barely sets my camera on my hip. I'm about 5'8" so if you're shorter you may find that it's comfortable to do so.