I have a similar problem with shoulders.
I wear the bag with the strap bandolier style (strap over the head and
across the chest) which seems to work fairly well. A Domke F6 Little
Bit Smaller bag seems a good carrier for two pro-sized cameras fitted
with lenses and the casual accessory
From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2008/09/09 Tue PM 09:56:06 GMT
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Subject: Re: Y-Strap or other two camera strap???
Thanks, but I can't use a shoulder bag. As I mentioned in another
post, my shoulders are like pork shoulders: big
Thanks Godders. That might work for me.
Paul
On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:43 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
I have a similar problem with shoulders.
I wear the bag with the strap bandolier style (strap over the head and
across the chest) which seems to work fairly well. A Domke F6 Little
Bit Smaller
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 5:52 PM, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That doesn't work for me. My shoulders are massive and round. Can't
keep a strap on them. I currently use two straps around my neck.
Works. But not well.
Paul
A wagon.?
:-)
Dave
On Sep 9, 2008, at 3:49 PM, Bob W wrote:
I have to small, sloping shoulders where straps just slide off of. Don't
even wear a ladies purse without doing the bandolier style. Thanks for the
tip on the F6. I wondered about that bag. Might add it to the collection.
;-) Cheers, Christine
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I have to small, sloping shoulders where straps just slide
off of. Don't
even wear a ladies purse without doing the bandolier style
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I have to small, sloping shoulders where straps just slide
off of. Don't
even wear a ladies purse
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Subject: Re: Y-Strap or other two camera strap???
Hi Bob: I don't know about the F9 or F10JD, but I did
recently purchase
this one
http://www.tiffen.com/displayproduct.html?tablename=domkeitem
num=700-52B
and I bought the belt as well (and yes, it was a bit
I've seen the F10 and it's too small for the E-1+battery grip+lens and
second lens. the F9 I haven't seen but from its dimensions it might
make it, if you're sticking with relatively small lenses. The F5XC is
another new model that might work too ... I have one but haven't tried
to fit
I use a thin (1) Domke strap on each camera. Being blessed with 2
shoulders, each being more than 1 wide and approximately parallel
with the ground, that's where I carry the cameras. When I want to use
one of the cameras I transfer it to my neck, which lies conveniently
at about the midpoint
When I'm carrying two cameras at an event, I have them in a shoulder
bag big enough to handle both cameras with the lenses I'm going to use
on them, and a hand strap on each one. That way, as I need one or the
other, I just drop the one that I'm putting down back into its slot in
the bag,
That doesn't work for me. My shoulders are massive and round. Can't
keep a strap on them. I currently use two straps around my neck.
Works. But not well.
Paul
On Sep 9, 2008, at 3:49 PM, Bob W wrote:
I use a thin (1) Domke strap on each camera. Being blessed with 2
shoulders, each being
Thanks, but I can't use a shoulder bag. As I mentioned in another
post, my shoulders are like pork shoulders: big and round. Straps
slide off. I could use a belt supported bag, but that gets in my
way. I need a comfortable harness of some sort. I may have to make
one. In the meantime,
Back in the day when I could lift more than one camera and anticipated
needing quick switches between focal length or type of film
I had them both around my neck with wide and soft
straps - one camera had the strap adjusted longer than the other so the
lined up nicely one above the other
but
When two are needed, I've always adjusted my straps to over / under
configurations, one above the other. If I wear my photo vest, I use
the 'D' rings to attach the upper camera with the short quick release
straps that came with the vest. And let the tele hang on the bottom,
so it won't be
I know I've seen a y-strap somewhere, but I ran across this
arrangement while looking for it. Pretty creative.
http://blog.tonyschreiber.com/?p=86
-gs-
http://georgesphotos.net
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking for a better way to carry
I knew I saw this. It looked like a good idea, but not for two
camers. Also, not for me. Too much padding. I'm not talking about
the padding on the strap.
http://figitalrevolution.com/y-strap/
-gs-
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking
George Sinos wrote:
I knew I saw this. It looked like a good idea, but not for two
camers. Also, not for me. Too much padding. I'm not talking about
the padding on the strap.
http://figitalrevolution.com/y-strap/
On most (all?) of the pages of that site, look on the right (you might
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