Can I use the strap with CAMER WITH MOTOR DRIVE AND HIGH END FLASH PLUS 70/200 2.8 LENS
780144
Yes, so long as the camera strap can screw into the a 1/4 20" mount point on the bottom.
892371
Yes, and you will love it! It's very adjustable, and it takes the pressure off of your neck. My husband loves his camera strap and has sold others on its attributes!
102332
The strap is great. The quality of leather is good and it connects with two small key ring type things. I have a Lumix GX7 and it works great on that.
417414
Definitely. I used it with my T3i and a 70-300 zoom. Very secure construction, in my opinion.
2174642
yes, i use it with that lens. you will need a 67mm adapter ring to attach flash to lens.
403563
Yes, you can. Please see my review for detailed info on using this with the FZ-200, and what to expect.
1915403
It has an adjustable strap. But depending on the lens. Moving will be a bit of a problem.
803900
This item connects to where your original strap connected and to where you would attach a tripod. So if you have these connections it should fit your camera. And you can still use a tripod at the same time.
1947723
Yes, fix the body of the Leica well, but not the strap. So, you will have two straps hanging, the cam one and the case as well.
2139317
I'm sorry. I don't know that equipment. The plate screws in where a tripod connect. If you have that mount option I would assume strap would work.
1350569
I use mine on my Nikon D750 with the Tamron 15-30mm zoom (which is a very heavy lens). I've walked around for hours with absolutely no issues. But I took safety measures. I purchased a camera tether at the same time I got the Fotasy strap and it works perfect! The safety tether is rated to some ridiculous weight, I think 200+ LBS. It takes away all concerns about anything falling to the ground and breaking. Here's the link on amazon's site: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HVT2D4Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also purchased an extra ring attachment. Some of the reviews said that this was the weak point and may be prone to breaking, so I simply purchased a couple of spares so if it does break my down time is minimal. Here's the link for that as well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HCMK0GS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This is really a great strap... I use it at least 3 to 5 times a week, in all kinds of weather and in all kinds of environments, city streets, forest and bog walks, parties and social events, you name it. It takes it all and works perfect. Buy it, use it, but get the safety tether and you'll never regret it, best purchase for my camera that I've ever made. Hope this helps.
1018895
I have a d700 with mb-d10 and when I use it and know I'm going to be switching back and forth I usually just wear the strap without clicking the strap in. I know its not safe but its okay and its a little bit more flexible.
497721
Yes, especially when you have extra weight [battery pack or longer lens]. However, the strap is a little unwieldy for just the camera alone. It is more comfortable on one shoulder than around your neck (unless you have a really long neck.)
1164893
I feel very confident with the RS-7 strap with my 6d and 700-200 f4. That camera and lens are both lighter than yours, but I think they would be fine. You might double-check with Black Rapid to see if the RS-4 might be a little "heavier duty". The RS-4 looks a little heftier in the web pictures, but they don't seem to note it as such.
2269911
The case will attach to the camera and go around the existing canon strap. That is how I use it. I hope this helps.
1237860
Yes, you can leave the strap on the camera and use a tripod or monopod. The strap connector wheel is double threaded. The wheel has a male thread for the camera connection and on the bottom of the thread for the camera is a female thread for your monopod or tripod. Very easily accomplished.
2158865
If you don't mind having a little of the strap hanging out, you could us it for multiple lenses. I'd like to know if the straps are sold as accessories