Camera Strap – Think Tank Photo

Descripción

Lightweight camera strap has non-slip material on both sides and the strength to support pro-size camera bodies with pro lenses attached

KEY FEATURES:

Non-slip material on both sides of strap
Metal rings provide attachment points for the Think Tank Camera Support Straps
Available in two colors, blue and grey, to quickly differentiate between two similar camera bodies

The black/gray Camera Strap V2.0 from Think Tank is a non-slip, fully adjustable thin strap that can be used for photo or video enthusiasts. The strap

Think Tank Photo Camera Strap V2.0 (Black/Gray)

Think Tank Photo Urban Access 13 Backpack (Black)

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Overview The Digital Holster 20 V2.0 is designed for regular size DSLRs such as the Canon 5D Mark II, 7D, and 60D or Nikon D700, D300s, and D7000. The shape of the bag conforms to the camera itself, with one straight side and one curved side. It can actually stand up by itself! Carries a regular size DSLR with standard zoom lens attached and lens hood in position. A 70-200 with hood reversed can fit instead of the standard zoom.

Proposed Item Name: Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 20 V2.0 Camera Bag

Overview The black/blue Camera Strap V2.0 from Think Tank is a non-slip, fully adjustable thin strap that can be used for photo or video enthusiasts. The strap is supported by metal hardware and comes with built-in rings for attachment to the optional Think Tank Camera Support Straps. Both sides of the strap are covered with a non-slip material that removes the worry about the strap sliding off your shoulder. It attaches to your camera via its reliable back threaded loop.

Think Tank Photo Camera Strap/Grey V2.0

Overview The black Camera Support Straps V2.0 from Think Tank is a neat accessory to have if you already own a Think Tank backpack or harness. It allows you to link up with an optional Think Tank Camera Strap and hold one or two DSLRs with a system that is designed to minimize stress on your neck and shoulders. This eliminates the necessity of removing y our backpack to gain access to your equipment. Your cameras are always comfortably hanging in front, ready to shoot.