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Oct 01, 2007 02:37 |  #16

Thanks. I dont think ide cope with wedding work yet lol PJ and Portraits are enough lol


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Oct 01, 2007 10:25 |  #17

I have a optech "news reporter" strap. It has a second set of eye loops to attach a second camera, higher up on the strap. You could have two cameras around your neck, and they won't bang each other. I carry two bodies, but I have never actually wore two at the same time using the strap. Maybe there's a mental roadblock about looking like a complete tool while taking pictures of my kids' soccer games. ...as if I don't already with all me gear in a shoulder bag and a backpack.

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Oct 01, 2007 10:27 |  #18

jfretless wrote in post #4042761 (external link)
I have a optech "news reporter" strap. It has a second set of eye loops to attach a second camera, higher up on the strap. You could have two cameras around your neck, and they won't bang each other.

I had one of those straps. If you use flash on both cameras and/or heavy lenses, they do bang each other.


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Oct 01, 2007 10:29 |  #19

John, I cant seem to find any images of that strap, You dont happen to have a link to where you bought it do you?

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Oct 01, 2007 10:30 |  #20

NSWESP wrote in post #4042785 (external link)
John, I cant seem to find any images of that strap, You dont happen to have a link to where you bought it do you?

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http://www.amazon.com …trap-Optech/dp/B000819P98 (external link)

Notice they show it with 2 very small lenses and no flashes...


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Oct 01, 2007 10:34 |  #21

Thanks, I only use a flash on one body but it will soon be off camera with an ETTL Cord so it can slip in my pocket.


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