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
Sent: 09 September 2008 20:33
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Subject: Y-Strap or other two camera strap???
I've been looking for a better way to carry two cameras at an event.
Currently, I'm just using two Tamrac straps. But that can get
awkward
when I have to switch cameras. I've seen
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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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've been looking for a better way to carry two cameras at an event.
Currently, I'm just using two Tamrac straps. But that can get awkward
when I have to switch cameras. I've seen mention of a device called a
Y-strap and some instructions for making one, but I want to buy
something. A
: 09 September 2008 20:33
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Subject: Y-Strap or other two camera strap???
I've been looking for a better way to carry two cameras at an event.
Currently, I'm just using two Tamrac straps. But that can get
awkward
when I have to switch cameras. I've seen mention
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,
.
Harnesses and Y-straps sound to me like product manufacturers' overly
complex solutions.
Bob
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Sent: 09 September 2008 20:33
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Subject: Y-Strap or other two
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
.
Bob
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Subject: Y-Strap or other two camera strap???
I've been looking for a better way to carry two cameras at an event
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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