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.
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.
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.
I think that you can agree with me that photography (as we've traditionally known it) and cameras have become more of a luxury product over the years. We've found ways to commodify workshops on a larger scale, phones have decimated your compact camera sales, and you really have to convince someone to actually purchase your camera let alone actually bring it with them.
The new Stroppa Flat is a more streamlined and flexible strap for mirrorless cameras. If you put a premium on simplicity that works, the new Stroppa Flat collection could be the best camera strap for you.
If you were to look at the Holdfast Gear Camera Leash 2, you wouldn't necessarily notice the upgrades, but when you take a closer look you'll see that they're quite apparent. One of the company's first products was the Camera Leash: a wrist strap with a bit of flair, sturdiness and a major deviation away from many of the other strap manufacturers out there years ago when they were introduced.
Not all of us frequently use neck straps with mirrorless cameras, and a wrist strap just makes more sense for the smaller ones. But, not all wrist straps are created equal. If you'd rather have something lightweight, simple, and functional, the M1w Mirrorless Wrist Strap should be a great option for you.
ONA will be launching three new products in the following two weeks: Bond Street camera bag, Kyoto Wrist Strap and Beacon Lens Case. These stylish new products are aimed at everyday photographers using smaller camera systems.