Does the strap fit a Canon EOS M?
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I don't know personally if it fits but bases on how it looks it looks like a universal strap. I have it on my Nikon D7000 and have no problem at all
1874561
Yes. It is universal and would fit any camera with integral attachment loop.
1874562
I would think so. It has the thin strap at the bottom that should fit any camera, but I'm no expert.
1874563
The strap connectors are 3/8 inch wide, so if the lugs on the camera body can accommodate a 3/8 inch wide strap, then you are all set. I have a Canon 30D. The strap is very comfortable. If you are prone to losing or misplacing straps, then I recommend the blue or red straps.
1874564
It fits my Canon EOS Rebel perfectly but I don't know if the EOS M is similar in style to the Rebel.
1692558
The end that goes into the slots on the camera are about 1/4" by 1/16", so if the slots in your camera for the strap are bigger than that it would work fine. And it's a really nice comfortable strap, much more comfortable than the nylon straps that come with most cameras!
646010
I use it for a Canon EOS, but usually keep hand on it or near to keep it from swinging too far. It seems plenty strong to hold the camera. The connection to the strap is plastic, but is well made and appears sturdy. Hope this helps and good luck.
1747420
This doesn't answer the question directly, but I have the Olympus E-M1 with Really Right Stuff base plate and attach the original 4/3rd 12-60mm (i.e. fairly decent sized lens) and it fits. Furthermore, this holster has that zipper feature at the bottom, where it'll expand (i.e. like the zipper than expands a piece of luggage). Thus, I'm almost positive your camera / lens would fit with no problem.
878983
Yes, why didn't you ask amazon? They also answer these type questions. I like the strap it fits snug.
2257393
Unless the Tiffen UV Filter is unusually thick, you shouldn't have a problem. I recently put a UV filter on my EOS M and it still fit just fine.
1262996
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.
545620
I cannot answer at your question. I buy it for my daugther for its EOS550-without grip and a tamron 17-55mm-f2,8, its ok. some time she add a canon 70-200mm in the top compartiment. But I can try for you tomorrow my EOS-650 with its grip. We must echange email So that I can give you the answer (my email rpetrequin@numericable.fr). Th limit of this bag its its wide that limit the mounted lens (its not possible with the 70-200mm mounted)Best regard
1259011
Mine did. It's the standard "Canon EOS" stitched into the red strap, with leather on the ends where the webbing is attached to connect to the camera body.
102401
Nope! It's actually 52mm filter thread so the lens cap and filter requirements are different. EXTRAORDINARY lens though, quite a lot better than most 18-55 lenses. It's a must-have lens for the EOS M.
1253565
This particular case did not fit my eos 60d. It did fit my eos Rebel T3 with a 18-135mm lens
1962046
This strap uses a standard tripod mount, which is the same size and treads on all cameras. If you are not sure about your camera, take it to any place which sells cameras and compare the tripod mount hole on those cameras with the one on your camera.
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I'm not sure but I don't think so. My camera is a Nikon 5200D with a 18&gt;200 lens and it just fits with perhaps a 1/2" of space left at the top. Hope this helps. What I do like about this case is that you are dealing with only one strap. DD
1657065
It does fit, but because the eos 550d is aps sensor camera you will have e equivalent field of view of a 12.5 mm lens.
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Yes, it will. This is a fantastic strap. I've been using one since 2007 with no wear issues. The swede leather is comfortable and secure. One nice thing about it is that the ends (the thin parts on both sides that loop through your camera's rings) are made with a standard nylon webbing. It's the same stuff cat and small dog leashes are made from. I'm 6'5" and ANY strap is too short for me. You can easily un-sew the strap ends and extend them. I bought a $10 cat leash, cut it in half and sewed it onto each side of the strap (it's just a loop that you sew back onto itself. I did it by hand in ten minutes). That allows me to wear the strap across my chest and still have the camera riding at my hip. No OEM or other strap will allow you to do that. It's easy to reproduce Tamrac's clips and slides when putting it back together - just do one side at a time and use the other for reference.
1544705
Yes it will fit. I use mine with a EOS 5D MarkIII and in a EOS-M with adapter.
1788809
Yes. Fits mine well. I keep it on always for a better hold on my camera. Worth while purchase.