when using the handheld strap, can you take a picture in that position?
521575
No or at least not very well. Because it can fold into a stand for the tablet, the cover is a half inch longer than the other side so it would block the camera.
521576
Yeah I suppose you could but it will change the direction in which the picture is viewed. So if you use the strap, you have to turn the tablet to take the picture as your hand would be on the side. Your picture will be vertical instead of horizontal and then when you send it, people will have to turn the device to view. I hope this makes sense.
521577
With the front photo yes. With the back, it depends. When I used the hand strap I usually have the back flat against the tablet, however if you bend it to the upright position (like when propping up on a desk) you can use the strap and take a picture with the back camera.
1080590
no... you can use the camera button, but the vertical release needs the battery.
252644
Yes, there is a spot to attach a strap (not included), it is directly below the "HOLD" button... I'm not sure why the one correct answer went on to confuse things by saying that it is threaded for a tripod mount. It is not; the tripod mount is an entirely separate and different thing.But yes, there is a spot to attach a strap (not included), it is directly below the "HOLD" button.
76869
I tried it both ways. When I attached both straps the got in the way when trying to position the camera. It is possible that I got it wrong, but I don't think so.
1616451
Yes you can. The screen also folds out and rotates so you can take photos of yourself and see what you are doing rather than just aiming and hoping.
1237860
Yes, you can leave the strap on the camera and use a tripod or monopod. The strap connector wheel is double threaded. The wheel has a male thread for the camera connection and on the bottom of the thread for the camera is a female thread for your monopod or tripod. Very easily accomplished.
799770
you use the clips on your camera. The strap attaches to your camera not the case
598511
Only if you want to do it that way. When I use it you can just leave the shutter speed at 0 and it follows whatever the camera shutter speed is set at. It's a really versatile bit of equipment, I've never run into a major design flaw like that so far.
2106727
This is not an issue for me. I used the camera extensively on a recent trip overseas and never noticed a problem. In fact I wouldn't be without the strap.. I noticed if I used my smaller point & shoot hanging from my neck all day, its caused far more strain than using my DSLR.
1964415
I think so, the strap lets my camera hang in the right place for me. No problem taking the camera to my eye to take pictures. It will not be long enough to use as a shoulder strap, it's designed to wear around the neck. It is also not adjustable.
632670
Yes, you can utilize the camera while it is in the case. Yes, a tad awkward, but you can utilize the keyboard as another stabilizing holdpoint while taking the pictures.
528860
No problem with the camera, However, you would have to position the device so that the camera is where you want it.
219341
There is a small place at the end of the camera. You have to slide the strap through there.
1570414
This is actually designed to be worn crossbody, with the camera resting low at your hip/hand. The D-ring makes it easy to grab the camera & yank it up into shoot position, rather than trying to move the whole strap. I wear it crossbody as well as just on my shoulder...both times with my hand on it. I also have a handstrap attached to it, though (not a wrist strap...but a handstrap that positions your hand for shutter trigger)...old habits diehard.
1924941
Yes as steady as your hand can be held, the camera (iPhone) can adjust. Just be sure you can keep it centered on your target being filmed.
1743394
No. And I don't believe that such configuration exists, in my knowledge. I'd imagine that you are referring to a camera strap of sorts and if so, no.
34958
The strap is on the camera not the case. It's a standard camera strap, not quick release.