Camera Straps: Product Reviews: Adorama Photography TV

Adorama Photography TV presents the Cotton Carrier Lite 522PRO, Sun-Sniper Steel, Black Rapid RS-Sport Extreme Sport Strap and Black Rapid Strap RS5. This week Mark reviews four different camera straps for use while traveling. Watch as he demonstrates the differences between straps and the uses for which they are best suited.

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[ColeJMproductions]

@ashkibala1 when you buy a $2000 camera you want to hold it with quality, quality isnt cheap.

[cbtorneros]

Thanks for the reviews. Great acting the acting at 0:39.

[StaticStudiosPro]

Love your reviews and videos. Thank you!

[ptlofts]

Try to climb up stairs or some kind of elevation and youll see how hard will be with this strap on..

[engsols]

The steel cable is not a good idea. A thief with a knife would not know that he can't cut through it until he tries. I would not want someone holding a knife next to me and having trouble. My safety is more important than my equipment.

[bgsnmky]

If the sniper does not have the stops...is there something that you can add to not have the camera sling arouind

[boyangjoe]

The steel cable will break a knife blade? I'll believe it when I see it.

[ramisphotography]

@WiseGuy02 I do the same im buying this soon!

[WiseGuy02]

Mark just bought a Sun Sniper Steel. I was always concerned about someone cutting my camera strap, so always wrapped the strap around my hand and held the camera. Thanks for the review.

[oevt]

I have not used a strap other than the one regular with the camera itself but makes sense to not carry the camera on the "usual" position...thanks mark....O

[jkddaddy]

Rapid sport version is not for extreme sports... that's a bit silly really. The purpose of the loop under the arm is primarily to keep the strap and camera more secure. For example, if you lean forward (very useful, most people involve leaning in their daily routine) a regular shoulder strap will swing down in front. I suppose it would, but it's not to keep it from falling off upside down. (Should you be upside down, the camera on the strap would still move quite a ways...)