Camera Strap
Then I started moving away from my tripod. I would be out in nature, hiking, climbing, you name it. Tripods really arenò€™t that useful in that arena. In fact, itò€™s really just more to carry. Taking action shots is a whole other ball game. So I would use my generic camera strap more and more. You know, the one that the manufacturer throws in with your original purchase. The one that is smothered with advertisements of their logosò€¦ that one.Well, it started to get clearer as to why people invest more money in a different camera strap than those that come with the original purchase. The generic types of camera strap are not made that well. They fray easily and have clumsy, cheap attachment hooks and rings. Thatò€™s not the worst part about the generic camera strap, though. The worst part is that they are so very, outrageously, incredibly, inconveniently and in all other ways, uncomfortable.
The main purpose of the camera strap, aside from carrying your equipment, is to make it easier for you to use and to carry in a comfortable way. The generic camera strap simply doesnò€™t accomplish this task. Sure, for an hour or so itò€™s fine. But any serious photographer would be suffering with sever neck pains if they kept using their generic camera strap.
Thatò€™s when I discovered the harness camera strap. A harness is the type that takes all the weight off your neck and absorbs it in other ways. There are two bands instead of one. These bands wrap over the shoulders, across the back and under the arms to meet on your chest. This provides a complete solution for neck tension, creates a more stable and safe place for your gear and still gives you the easy access as it rests the equipment right on your chest. No doubt, the harness is the only way to go.
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