Where to find a long inexpensive neckstrap for my 20d -- Canon Digital Cameras in photography-on-the.net forums

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Mar 06, 2006 08:50 as a reply to @ post 1257227 | #16

CyberDyneSystems wrote:
The difference is that the POTN strap is best,. it's faster, sharper and quieter and has a red stripe on it!

Only if you have a red Sharpie . . .

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Mar 06, 2006 09:04 as a reply to @ post 1256666 | #17

YARRO wrote:
Better padding, anti-slip? Is there really an improvement? When I'm at a football (soccer) match, most of the pro's use the standard Canon strap.

Yes, yes and yes. As to the last you are obviously hanging around with the wrong bunch.

Check out these threads for testimonials and photos - and at least one unique use of the POTN strap.
https://photography-on-the.net …earch.php?searchid=855903

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Mar 06, 2006 09:38 | #18

This:
https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=1257324&postcount=121
on the (new) main camera; and this:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com …accessories/upstrap.shtml
on the 2nd body/lens combo. One around the neck and the other over one shoulder.

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Mar 06, 2006 11:35 as a reply to @ Jon's post | #19

Jon wrote:
Only if you have a red Sharpie . . .

Ahh yes,. I forgot that was a user installed option..

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Mar 07, 2006 05:50 as a reply to @ post 1257213 | #20

snibbetsj wrote:
Kito,
How long are the straps on this thing? Is there any problem turning your camera for a portrait shot? This looks like it might make a bracket/camera/flash a lot more comfortable.

The straps are made of elastic and stretch pretty good. Easily able to move the camera around to portrait position. They are specifically made to hold the optics close to your chest, then provide stretch when optics are being used.

Nice thing is that you don't have a single strap always trying to come off your shoulder, I hate that while hiking, and I want my camera in a position ready to fire.

For $20 bucks at the local Walmart, you can't go wrong.

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