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deepbluejh Registered: Feb 20, 2005 Total Posts: 5901 Country: United States |
Does anyone have any good links for designer camera straps? I'm looking for something relatively stylish, yet not overly gaudy. Customization of the strap would be a plus. |
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oneadam12 Registered: Feb 24, 2008 Total Posts: 62 Country: United States |
Yes sirrrr..... |
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deepbluejh Registered: Feb 20, 2005 Total Posts: 5901 Country: United States |
Thanks for the link, Adam. Those are in the right ball park, but they're awfully expensive. I was thinking about something $75 or less. |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 14565 Country: United States |
you did say "designer" right? for that its premium time. at least here it looks like the designer is actually the maker too |
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jcolwell Registered: Feb 10, 2005 Total Posts: 11360 Country: Canada |
Designer strap on a franks & beans budget? Sounds like the Domke Gripper to me. |
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oneadam12 Registered: Feb 24, 2008 Total Posts: 62 Country: United States |
Have to agree with the prior posts.... |
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deepbluejh Registered: Feb 20, 2005 Total Posts: 5901 Country: United States |
I own two domke grippers. They are about as designer as walmart brand jeans. |
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sjms Registered: Mar 21, 2003 Total Posts: 14565 Country: United States |
then you will pay for your fashion statement |
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EB-1 Registered: Jan 09, 2003 Total Posts: 18597 Country: United States |
None of those look as comfortable under load as a neoprene strap such as an Optech or Tamrac boomerang. Youngsters must have strong shoulders and backs. |
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runamuck Registered: Oct 29, 2006 Total Posts: 4904 Country: United States |
Comfort? I use one of those sheepskin shoulder belt pads from the auto section at walmart. Can't beat it for comfort. |
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MSC Registered: Feb 15, 2005 Total Posts: 11310 Country: United States |
I did not even know abou those designer straps...hmmm, guess I'm boring. I like either the ones that come with it or Upstrap...boring. |
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ISO1600 Registered: Jul 06, 2005 Total Posts: 3279 Country: United States |
my favorite straps have been custom modified versions of both the simple A&A Cloth strap and the UpStrap Bandolier strap... I had the A&A (style) strap's cotton strap material swapped for some nylon webbing that was longer, and on my UpStrap i had the adjustability function taken out. |
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n0b0 Registered: Sep 22, 2008 Total Posts: 5062 Country: Australia |
Can it be any more bling than having a big CANON or NIKON sewn around your strap? |
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deepbluejh Registered: Feb 20, 2005 Total Posts: 5901 Country: United States |
n0b0 wrote: |
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andrewd01 Registered: Jan 03, 2008 Total Posts: 701 Country: Norway |
The latest Nikon straps are particularly bad. Massive yellow letters screaming the camera model, the fact that its FX etc etc. I had to dig up some of my old straps that were much more subtle. |
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pipspeak Registered: Nov 23, 2004 Total Posts: 2024 Country: United States |
I've never understood why one would want to pay so much money to have a snake around one's neck |
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dimitris77 Registered: Aug 29, 2005 Total Posts: 440 Country: N/A |
To be honest I wouldnt waste her money on something like that. I have found that the best strap I have used is the old style Nikon strap for the FM2/F3hp. Understated, comfy and it doesn't scratch your camera. |
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jcolwell Registered: Feb 10, 2005 Total Posts: 11360 Country: Canada |
deepbluejh wrote: |
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Jeffrey Registered: Nov 12, 2002 Total Posts: 8067 Country: United States |
Neck strap? I can't use one. Just a wrist strap. A piece of .125" climbing rope, or a shoelace will do. Pretty designer, huh?! |
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Mike V Registered: Jan 18, 2006 Total Posts: 1294 Country: Australia |
http://jodiescamerastraps.blogspot.com/ |