Nikon AN-DC3 Strap for Digital SLR - Black

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After this period any faulty equipment will be sent to an authorized Nikon repair centre for repair under warranty. You can spend almost any amount of money on a rare leather, such as: antelope, deer, water buffalo, or ostrich. If you don’t have a camera or lens plate that has a built-in QD socket to work with this kind of strap, fear not! What’s cool about the Aircell strap is that it carries weight as well as, if not better than, a strap that is twice as wide.

If there were a special award for a strap with the best width:comfort ratio, the Aircell would take the win.On a ball head a lever is great, but if you were to use it for a quick release camera strap that’s hanging by your side, that lever is going to get snagged very quickly on your pants and release itself, smashing your camera to the ground. No one is going to slip it off your camera without you knowing about it, and likewise, it's a pain if you want to adjust the length. Combining a classic yellow-and-black design, this strap is perfect for those who value both vintage-inspired looks and reliable comfort while shooting. I also use an Arca Swiss compatible 25mm fishbone clamp fixed permanently to the FastenR, I did have lever release clampsbut took them off due to the extra bulk they provided, they had a slide lock on the release lever and in my opinion would have torn a pocket or belt loop off rather than come open, in fact I worry more about running the knob undone against clothing!

I wasn’t surprised to see event photographers like this strap, but I also had a few landscape photographers tell me they like to use it, and an action sports photographer who uses it when he’s photographing from a helicopter. The anchor links attached to the camera are quite annoying as they flip all over and are in the way sometimes, but yet I might be too picky. I used the strap for over 2 months (incl a week in Iceland, shooting days on end) now (d810/battery grip/24-70mm) and I can honestly say this is the most comfortable one I’ve ever used (incl peak design). The result is that when you detach the strap, you’re left with a lot of ‘stuff’ still stuck to the bottom of your camera.Whilst it’s tempting to look a this skinny strap and assume it’s only good for small point-and-shoot cameras, that would be underselling by some margin. Please note that if you include a link in your comment, it will need to be moderated before it appears on the site.