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General Digital SLR Cameras
How to hold super zoom
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 609126" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>For my big lens, I have a longer strap attached to the usual 2 camera lugs but the camera is never supported by the strap, the strap is for 'just in case'. I'm either holding the camera or I hook the tripod foot over my belt. The strap is just the right length to keep the camera from going anywhere if something goes wrong, but my belt takes all the weight. The camera stays close and does not swing around. I haven't tried walking for miles like this, but its good for short walks or if I'm just standing around waiting for birds.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 609126, member: 4923"] For my big lens, I have a longer strap attached to the usual 2 camera lugs but the camera is never supported by the strap, the strap is for 'just in case'. I'm either holding the camera or I hook the tripod foot over my belt. The strap is just the right length to keep the camera from going anywhere if something goes wrong, but my belt takes all the weight. The camera stays close and does not swing around. I haven't tried walking for miles like this, but its good for short walks or if I'm just standing around waiting for birds. [/QUOTE]
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