Can I reach the camera compartiment simply by rotating the bag around my body, while having the waist strap on (just like with the Flipside series)?
1827887
Yes, with the waist strap on, just take off the should straps and rotate the bag and it folds down and you open the camera compartment from the back..
1827888
Yep. Seems to work for me. Definitely a more secure feeling taking it off though.
1827889
I don't think so- I have not tried but I don't see anything on the bag that would allow that function.
1827890
Si, super comodo y facil para acceder a la camara sin tenet que qquitarte bulto. Nice
673243
definitely. I felt much more comfortable using this instead of the around the neck. also eased my mind of just plain dropping my camera... I usually had it in my hand because the neck straps were so uncomfortable for me.
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.
1060825
Yes, just loop it over your head and one shoulder, if you put it on correctly you can slide the camera up the strap; if you put it on backwards it cannot be raised so you will know to reverse it.
1783135
Yes, you can use the strap that comes with the camera while the camera is in the case.
1577646
Yes you can, the strap connects to the camera and the connect plate goes on the bottom of the camera and then to the tripod. I love the harness it is better than the neck-strap.
1607590
I put a key ring circle loop on one end of my camera's eyelets. It extends the reach of the connectors on either side. I can then connect both sides together and use it as a short "sling handle" when I disconnect the main strap and use it on other cameras. It comes in handy for carrying the camera around when you don't want to use a shoulder strap.
2212966
Yes, you can flip the screen so you can see yourself while you're in front of the lens. You can also put it on "timer" so you don't have to be holding the camera when you take the picture. Better than a cell phone for selfies.
659651
I can make it long enough to put the camera in my jacket hand pockets. but I prefer to have it just hang freely at a mid-chest position. The configuration of the strap is such that it doesn't swing around a lot. I find that the variations of strap positions make this a very usable accessory.
799770
you use the clips on your camera. The strap attaches to your camera not the case
707200
No, the shoulder strap for your camera exits on each side of the flap to enable you to carry your camera. Much safer alternative to having a strap on the case.
1966259
You can flip it around yes, and I do believe you can take it apart and change the side the gear is on. Its fairly well built for the price, The lens gear bands work ok but not my favorite, you can however buy other brands.
605002
I wouldn't say this strap is overkill. It's all about convenience and comfort. Even someone with a point-and-shoot could use this strap if they're going to be doing a lot of shooting in a day. It just depends on your preference. I didn't like having my camera hanging around my neck with the standard strap; over time my neck and shoulders would start to ache and I found myself fumbling around when trying to get my camera up and ready quickly. With this sling style strap, I literally just reach my right hand down and it grabs the camera in the same position I will be holding it when I bring it up to shoot. Up to you, but at this price point, it may be worth getting even if you only use it occasionally.
146651
You could but you would not be able to reach the camera unless you removed the vest. There is no back strain with the camera on the front. But then I don't carry a big telephoto lens.
822308
Yes but I would keep the camera strap around your arm. read the reviews. Most are pretty accurate.
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.
1023729
My wife can use mine. I believe it has to do with the length of the straps and the pivot point. See on the image where the strap comes across the man's chest and the pivot point is a touch higher on him? where the strap falls on a man may tend to fall on the bosom of a woman and not feel right. My wife just ends up wearing the camera in a position that either doesn't feel "quite right" or has even worn it in reverse. Hope that helps.