Is the Strap long enough for a D800 with grip attached ?
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I cant remember since I've changed the strap because it was really weak and sews where bad (sorry for my bad english)
135660
I did not like the strap as I prefer the wrist strap..I purchased mine from Black Rapid....a good one
2065319
Yes it will. It has the same design as the other straps, but in a more compact form. The shoulder pad is narrower so the weight of the camera would feel heavier as it's distributed over a smaller portion of your shoulder. The bigger straps have a wider and more padded shoulder pad for comfort with extended use.
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Yes, most definitely. I use the strap with all my Nikons.D300s,D2xs.D7000,D7100.D5200,. All fit the strap.I have sony cameras also and I use the strap for them
1329510
In regards to your inquiry, we don't believe this case would be big enough to accommodate a D600 with a battery grip.
1794908
Yes. It fits perfectly with my t3i and my 18-200 lens. I dont know about the grip.
14842
Yea I've got a d800 and it holds all my large lenses at very awkward angles. I'm very comfortable leaving it as it is with -10k worth of equipment. Very sturdy
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Both straps are only a few inches. You would have to purchase another strap if you want to hang it around your neck. Most camera stores would have plenty of options.
878120
Hi, I don't know the d800 size. What I can say is that it carries my d5200 easily. It's a spacious case bag.
449695
I am not sure about the G2 d805 without doing any research. I know that I have the G2 d800 and it fits like a glove.
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I so far I have not had any issues. The grip is very sturdy and have not had it off the D800 since the day i received it, weather using it hand held or tripod mounted. This battery grip will not hold the large battery that fits in the D3x.
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I think so. I have my D5100 with third - party grip attached and I have no problems at all.
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I have the 294 model ,which is a different type of grip. My tripod measures 28.94 inches.when it's in the bag I tilt the top over so it fits snug. I'm not sure how far your grip extends beyond the base . I can only suggest to compare the two tripods together to see if yours will fold foward enough to fit.
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The strap is approx 28 inches. This does not include the extensions that connect your neck strap to the camera.
2055579
That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
558659
Yes. I have a D801 model & fits perfectly. I don't think you'll have a problem with it with the D802 model.
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Definitely - it's the only way I use it so I can take out the camera with ease. I'm 5'10" and broad shouldered and it sits comfortably on my hip with still some give left in the strap. The strap is roughly 132cm/52inches in length, so should be fine for anyone up to about 6'1"/6'2" if you want it at hip level.
2017903
The strap is 12 cm or a little under 5 inches long. I have it attached to a jump ring that holds my camera strap to the body so I don't need to expend strap to loop it through the body. It just reaches to the end of my 18-55mm lens, but I can fully extend the lens and still get it off. A longer lens would probably require an elastic band to attach to cap to the lens instead of the camera body.