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Okay, I'll quit bugging you about that and give you an answer:
If you want a strap that will keep the camera on your shoulder, look at the UpStrap. I don't have one, never bothered with it (heaviest camera + flash + lens setup I have is around 6lbs, and when I've needed to use 2 bodies, the straps work just fine with that amount of weight), but the reviews seem to indicate that it will not slide around much, and it can take a good amount of weight.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/accessories/upstrap.shtml
http://www.upstrap-pro.com/reviews
If you want something with more padding to it, this may be an option:
http://www.prostrap.com/
I do think it's overkill for what you're using it for, but if the problem is slippage, the upstrap should help you quite a bit.
If you want something springier, look at an Optech. I use one for my tripod, and it's decent. Carrying the weight of the tripod + head isn't a problem at all.
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December 28, 2008 06:32 AM
Best Camera Strap for DSLR with heavy glass attached?
Going to be carrying at LEAST a D90 with 18-200mm glass attached, so will get heavy fast. Nikon's pathetic strap just doesn't cut it anymore.
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December 28, 2008 02:24 PM
What's the heaviest lens you'll be using? Seriously, the 18-200 is light, as is the D90, and a D300 isn't much heavier. The lens only weighs 20oz or so. The Nikon included strap isn't great, but why doesn't it work for this? I saw "heavy" and thought 400mm, not a 1lb zoom lens. :p Okay, I'll quit bugging you about that and give you an answer:
If you want a strap that will keep the camera on your shoulder, look at the UpStrap. I don't have one, never bothered with it (heaviest camera + flash + lens setup I have is around 6lbs, and when I've needed to use 2 bodies, the straps work just fine with that amount of weight), but the reviews seem to indicate that it will not slide around much, and it can take a good amount of weight.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/accessories/upstrap.shtml
http://www.upstrap-pro.com/reviews
If you want something with more padding to it, this may be an option:
http://www.prostrap.com/
I do think it's overkill for what you're using it for, but if the problem is slippage, the upstrap should help you quite a bit.
If you want something springier, look at an Optech. I use one for my tripod, and it's decent. Carrying the weight of the tripod + head isn't a problem at all.
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