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Help deciding between Luma Cinch and Crumpler Industry Disgrace

 
JeremyKPhoto
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Sep 20, 2012 16:28 |  #1

Can't decide if I should spend the $90 for the Luma Cinch (Including QR attachment), or use some of my Amazon credit to get the Crumpler Industry Disgrace for $35.

Most of the time when we go out shooting I have a Manfrotto Veloce V backpack on me. So if I did have the Luma Cinch I am not sure how often I would use it as a sling. If wearing my backpack I would only imagine having a strap around my neck or just over my arm. But would it be worth it to spend $55 dollars more for the Luma just to have the sling functionality? How is the Luma as just a neck strap? Would the Crumpler be more comfortable around the neck?

I am really only interested in these two straps. I looked into the Op/Tech and BR straps along with some others. No others really interested me. Any helps is appreciated! :D


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Sep 20, 2012 17:46 |  #2

Sounds like you're looking for a neck strap, get the Industry Disgrace. The Cinch is more for a one-lens solution (without any extra baggage).




  
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Sep 20, 2012 20:03 |  #3

I use my Cinch in sling configuration while wearing a bag (shoulder or backpack) just fine :)

The problem I have with neck straps is that the camera keeps bouncing against your body while you walk unless you hold it.


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Sep 20, 2012 20:18 |  #4

Have the Industry Disgrace (x2) and love them but just purchased a Cinch for the reason stated above. Between the video and comments on here, it appears to sit close to the body when moving or bending over. If you're looking for just the neck strap and not worried about the rest, you can't go wrong with the Disgrace.


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Sep 27, 2012 18:58 |  #5

Definitely the Canon EOS Crumpler Industry Disgrace. :eyes


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