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Saturday, December 27, 2008

A Solid Camera Strap Replacement: The Skooba Superbungee

Posted by Jason Dunn in "Digital Home Hardware & Accessories" @ 07:00 AM

In the same way that replacing the headphones that came with your MP3 player is a great way to upgrade your overall experience, the same holds true for DSLRs and straps. It doesn't matter how expensive your camera is, they tend to come with straps that, while functional, tend to lack in both style and comfort. The Skooba Superbungee ($19.95 MSRP) is a camera strap upgrade that improves your shooting experience in a big way because it helps keep the camera in place on your shoulder, unlike most default camera straps. It's available in a variety of colours, including black/red, black/black (pictured above), black/gray, black/blue, and black/pink. The strap is adjustable from 21 inches to 45 inches, and although you might think otherwise looking at the photo above, the SKOOBA logo on the black/black strap is virtually invisible - which is exactly the way I want it. Read more...


Thursday, October 9, 2008

BlackRapid's Rapid-R Camera Strap

Posted by Jason Dunn in "Digital Home Hardware & Accessories" @ 10:06 AM

http://www.blackrapid.com/

"The R-Strap is the most innovative camera strap ever to hit the market. This patent-pending equipment offers unparalleled peace of mind and ease of access to your camera. The R-Strap is worn diagonally across the torso from shoulder to hip and is adjustable to fit most photographers. The pad has a mesh underside for comfort and breathability. Our locking FastenR connects the R-Strap to the tripod socket located on either the camera body or the lens. Once connected, the camera hangs upside down, resting securely at your side or in the small of your back, with the lens pointing behind you. With the camera at your hip or behind your back, you can maneuver easily through a crowd, carry a tripod or other gear, or simply have both hands free."

I'm always interested in new camera straps, and the Rapid-R strap looks like it could be a useful tool. This video shows the strap in action, and it looks pretty cool, although it's a bit hard to see - someone should have told this guy that you don't demonstrate a black strap while wearing a black shirt.


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