There are camera straps of all types. But in the past decade and a half, we've seen the most innovation that we've ever seen. Camera straps are important for all types of photographers. And yes, everyone needs them.
So we're diving into the various types of camera straps available while hoping that you find the right one for you. Plus, we'll let you know why you need one. . thephoblographer.com
We understand that the perfect camera strap may take a while and some searching to come by, so we bring more options for you to choose from. Today, we have some goodies from Langly, makers of camera bags, apparel, straps, and other accessories. thephoblographer.com »
2019-02-01 08:00
Not a fan of leather camera straps but want something that is just as elegant and eye-catching? COOPH's fun and functional Braid Camera Straps could be interesting for you. According to the photography apparel and accessories creator and online magazine, they were inspired to design the straps not only to be sturdy companions to lug our cameras around with, but to also reflect every photographer's creative mindsets. thephoblographer.com »
2018-07-27 07:00
There are a number of great leather and canvas camera straps out there on the market. Some have been Kickstarted while others started all on their own. But the problem that many folks complain about with these straps is that they're too pretty and often not functional enough. thephoblographer.com »
2018-04-10 07:00
Conventional synthetic camera straps may be either comfortable or attractive, but it can be difficult to find one that’s both. Enter KIKI. Photographer Kishor Krishnamoorthi is producing a line of designer camera straps that are crafted in India from a breathable and soft, yet strong, cotton fabric. Kishor says that the straps are strong enough […] petapixel.com »
2017-09-27 17:51
It's been a while since the Peak Design Leash and Cuff were released, and besides putting out a number of camera bags, the company has been focusing on trying to revamp these two straps. Peak Design, who first got famous off of the idea that you don't really need a camera strap if you use their Capture Clip, created the Peak Design Leash and Peak Design Cuff in response to their customers asking for straps. thephoblographer.com »
2017-08-10 16:00
Stroppa is a new camera accessories maker based in Poland that strives to deliver what they say are “simple and useable camera accessories.” thephoblographer.com »
2017-01-27 02:01
Lots of camera straps these days are typically made of really nice leather, canvas or sailing rope. But a brave new Kickstarter is trying to do things a bit different. Kimi Camera, run by William Roy, is trying to create camera straps made of vintage Kimono silk and leather. thephoblographer.com »
2016-12-01 17:04
The new BlackRapid Breathe range of camera straps that have been designed to deliver a higher level of comfort and performance.
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photographyblog.com »2016-09-18 21:16
SNAPSNAP is a new camera strap design that works with a backpack in order to counterbalance the weight of your camera and reduce the strain on your neck — perfect for travelers who want to keep their heavy camera at the ready for long periods of time. The design has two components: magnetic clips that […] petapixel.com »
2016-09-17 18:33
Shooting without a neck strap is both a bit liberating and terrifying. Liberating, because there’s no neck or back pain even with long shoots. Terrifying, because of the constant threat of a catastrophic drop.
When the CosySpeed QUICK SALLY came in, I had a few doubts only because of the magnet that's built into it. Magnets aren't good for digital cameras, but they aren't too terrible for film cameras.
For fashion-forward photographers out there that are in search of a new wrist strap for their cameras, Vi Vante's Bengal Unleashed wrist strap may be just what they're looking for. Made from ultra-soft lambskin leather, the Vi Vante Bengal Unleashed camera wrist strap is one of the most comfortable wrist straps that I've tried to date.
We understand that the perfect camera strap may take a while and some searching to come by, so we bring more options for you to choose from. Today, we have some goodies from Langly, makers of camera bags, apparel, straps, and other accessories.
It's a bold statement, but Allegory Goods, the creators of the Content Camera Strap, promises that it will be the only camera strap you'll ever need. Why? Because it has three modes for all your shooting styles: neck strap, cross body strap, and wrist strap or leash.
If you liked the M1-Series Quick-Release Camera Straps, Simplr has just made them even more streamlined in their latest offering. The F1 Sling-Style Camera Strap was in fact inspired by this earlier model, just without the quick release connection.