Will the strap interfere with taking photos?
500672
No, not at all. It hooks the eyelets on side. You removed strap at any time also.
1004944
Yes, you should have no problem with this. The different adjustments on the strap should take care of this.Thank you!
2188889
No this case does not in any way interfere with the camera it works great.I am very happy with the product and I strongly recommend it.
878069
Nothing, so long as your backpack has an adjustment buckle of some sort on the upper part of the shoulder strap. This is where the Strap Shot attaches and bears the weight of the camera. Go on their site and watch the video.
1950670
No but the lens is recessed in the case by about 2 millimetres. Shouldn't interfere with the optical image stabilization that way
1258090
No, it does not affect the function of your camera. It allows all phone functions. It does make the phone a little lager, but I've not found that to be a problem.
2055579
That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
2106728
It's never been an issue for me. When the camera's at rest on the strap, gravity keeps the camera down and thus no scratching, likewise when you're holding the camera, gravity keeps the clip down. I suppose the clip might rub against the camera when you're holding the camera sideways for portraits, but there's no real force being applied to the clip and scratching's never happened. I know where your concerns are coming from though: those reviews of people vigorously rubbing the clip against the camera...but this never happens in real life--at least in my experience.
1009658
I use strap with Nikon Coolpix AW110 which weighs in at 6.9 with sd card and battery.. as a test I let it go of float strap in some fairly ruff waves and never lost sight of strap. Hope this helps with the wight issue
2188890
I haven't had any issues blocking the camera, but some headphone pins don't fit properly since they are not small enough to fit through the case's headphone slot.
1480325
As far as I can tell from mine, there isn't. The only way would be for you to gerry-rig some kind of weathertight slit yourself for the straps to penetrate. Certainly the strap could hang outside the sleeve paralleling your arm, or around your neck after the shot. In other words you would not have to disengage the strap from the camera to use the sleeve but could not use it on your neck or shoulder at the same time you take the shot.
1317064
No it does not interfere, as far as picture quality is concerned there really is no effect from the case itself, the opening to the camera does not have a plastic film cover, it is open and exposed.
881578
I don't know. I ended up not using it because once I bought it, it seemed too fussy to use. I was using the binos and switching back and forth between them and my camera on African photo safari. Mostly just used the standard "around the neck" strap.
21119
no. unfortunately, you'd have to take the strap off in order to use it with a tripod.
467659
Nope, has not affected any of my pictures. There is a couple mm border around the camera lens and flash so there's not really a chance of it getting in the way. I would def buy it again, it's by far the best cheap phone case I've ever bought
2194496
Yes, case is snug to camera, it will not fall out of case when you hold it with strap! Hope this answer helps!
1130064
Absolutely you can use your own strap. I use my own strap as the brown leather one that comes with the cover was not that comfy around my neck. So with the cover on and closed or the cover on but open to allow photos your strap will allow the camera to hang from your neck.