Would the strap keep the camera on the woman's back while leaning forward on a bike or would it just dangle in the front like a regular strap does?
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Wow, great question. I do not see how, there is no fixed anchor point anywhere to keep it in position. However I would note, there is a sling lock at the camera low point to keep it from extending over the strap length. The camera weight is in the wrong position, its up on your back. Pedaling a road bike with the lower front handle bar begs the camera to swing down. Maybe a back pack would be safest. Check out Think Tank.
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The strap is very slightly curved, to fit on the left shoulder with the camera on the right. I tried it on the right shoulder. Because of the curve, the strap sits on the edge.I don't know if this will feel that uncomfortable, but if I were you, I would get the RS-4 version.
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The front is designed to hook to the bike rack. If it isn't it will rock back.
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Yes and yes. I take my camera everywhere all of the time. I carry it in one hand with the strap wrapped around my wrist. The strap's connection to the eyelet on the side where I secure it loosens regularly, and I have to check it so the strap doesn't come off and send the camera bouncing off the ground. The connection on the other side works fine, so if you don't carry your camera as I do, this is a nice strap.
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Whenever I do something active like biking and some hiking, I would use the secondary strap. That kept the backpack in its place no matter how much I was moving. To pull it to the side and use my camera, I would have to remove the secondary strap otherwise the bag would stay in place.
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I use a different camera, but I found it very easy to raise the camera to my eye when I wanted to take a picture. I am very happy with this strap, and used it last summer on a trip to Europe. The cross body design kept it close to my side - unlike a standard necklace type strap that lets the camera swing out and bang into things. I never once bumped my camera into anything.
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Hi Jay, it's like the Canon strap, in configuration but with the facility to clip on and off the camera. The shoulder pad is very comfortable and the camera can be carried over the shoulder or across the chest. It's not like the Joby camera strap that you can secure in position or quick release for shooting. Hope this helps. BTW I'm looking at the Joby strap for myself especially when I use long zoom lenses, I like the fact I can secure at my back out of harms way.
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The strap secures to where you secure your tripod on the bottom of the camera and to the strap bracket that is normally on the top sides of the camera. So as long as your camera is equipped with these features then you shouldn't have any problem with this. Hope that helps.
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I use this strap on a beach cruiser rack that attaches to the back of the bike. It only takes me one strap to secure most items to the rack.
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I would contact Zephyr for a different strap.... but as long as the sensor was over your chest area, I don't think it would matter if you extended the end of the strap.
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Wearing the Cotton Carrier in reverse would defeat the purpose of having your camera ready at all times. I have not experienced any back strain because the weight of the camera is distributed evenly.
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When the camera is in the case, the side that has the ring on the case goes on one side of camera strap, the other side of camera strap stays free, so the case should end up straight like u wear the camera without the case. Then when u want to take a picture the case will hang onto the strap it's attached to.
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I've worn it across my body when biking to a yoga class. The strap is on the longer side so sometimes it will slip off my shoulder but thats from riding a road bike; I don't have that issue when I'm walking around with it on.
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It would depend on the angle and texture of the dash. If it is hard plastic and bumpy, it will move around a bit more. If it is more leather/pleather, it should stay put through slower turns. The majority of the friction comes from the raised portion around the camera, but the back is mostly smooth. The front has more friction, but that would seem to defeat the purpose. So basically, it's not ideally suited to the task, but it would probably work.
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Sorry, I gave the one I bought to my 3-year old granddaughter, so I can't remember about the strap. But I do know that she absolutely loved this item, especially since her mother wore one to hold her baby sister. Both always wore it with the baby on the front, so the strap would be in back. I would think that a strap would be advisable if you have a choice.
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it goes on just like straps you have on your camera already. There are little groves on the sides were the strap attaches. I really recommend the strap the squishiness of the strap is so much nicer on your neck than the ones that camera comes with.
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The way the strap functions it can adapt to left or right hand users.....just used it taking over 1,700 photos in twelve days in Paris and was great....your camera can rest on your hip and you almost forget it's there while walking.....it is adjustable to all size people...and almost makes your camera invisible to pickpockets....