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nikkimahoney Registered: Jun 10, 2009 Total Posts: 18 Country: United Kingdom |
Will be carrying 2 bodies and lenses this weekend including a 70-200 lens. Can anyone recommend a suitable neck strap in place of the one that comes with the Nikon D700? Happy to use third party. |
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Philip Johnson Registered: Apr 16, 2007 Total Posts: 22 Country: United States |
Not a neck strap, but have seen the Cotton Carrier, /www.cottoncarrier.com/. I don't have one but it looks interesting. Right now I like the R-Strap. You could take a look at them also. |
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Greg Feldman Registered: Mar 14, 2005 Total Posts: 5841 Country: United States |
For very heavy setups, like a 1D and 70-200 f/2.8 or 100-400, it's hard to beat an Op-Tech Utility Strap mated with a set of pro loops. It's wide and comfortable but not bouncy like the Pro Loop. |
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gearhead5 Registered: Jun 15, 2006 Total Posts: 1419 Country: United States |
If you wear your cameras on your shoulder, there is nothing better than the UPstrap http://www.upstrap-pro.com/ |
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Cicopo Registered: Apr 15, 2006 Total Posts: 1247 Country: Canada |
I just spent a day & 1/2 at a car show with my 1Ds2 & 24-105 slung from a Crumpler Industry Disgrace strap set very long. I carried them across my chest and was able to pull the camera up & shoot without changing it to the neck slung position. I was quite happy with it, but I've also bought an Op Tech & longer straps to try at my next outing to see if it's better / worse / or similar. I am a bit concerned about the quick connects that it uses, so may add a safety strap (tie wrap or similar) to them. |
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nikkimahoney Registered: Jun 10, 2009 Total Posts: 18 Country: United Kingdom |
Can I ask where you got your Crumpler strap from? Can't find it outside the US and it looks to be what I need. Thanks! |
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lou f Registered: Nov 18, 2005 Total Posts: 4948 Country: Ireland |
i use the thicker domke camera strap, doesnt slip, doesnt draw attention to itself and packs away nicely. |