📷 Movo HSG-2 DualStrap: Premium Padded Wrist and Grip Camera Strap for DSLR Cameras - Prevent Drops and Enhance Stability & Control (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, SLRs) Review

I was keen to try this grip because I thought it would be the best way to make sure I didn't drop the camera. With a lanyard, I often take it off my neck when trying to take a picture because it's more convenient for me. The reason I don't recommend this for the SL2 is that there is a tiny protrusion that is used to go against the base of your camera for stability but blocks my LCD screen. I was left with two options: either close my LCD over the edge and risk breaking the LCD, or close the LCD

LOOKS chunky but feels great. It takes a bit of getting used to and you'll likely need to adjust the straps a few times until you know all of your camera's controls and still feel secure. It definitely takes some getting used to that the shutter button is on top of the camera and not in front. I bought this for my frequently used Nikon but I will most likely be buying two more for my other cameras. when photographing wildlife, and this strap allows me to sneak up close to my subject without the

I've been shooting with DSLRs for a number of years. The first (A350) felt like a brick, but my A77 with the big lenses is like carrying around a gallon of water. The regular strap did the trick, but on my last trip I'd like a little more peace of mind. The belt does what it should; gives your fingers a breather when you don't want to strain them all day. Pros: Reasonably priced, solid enough that I never felt like the camera would fall when I took my fingers off it. Offers the ability to…

I didn't like this bracelet at first and went back and replaced it with another brand and style of this one type of bracelet. So I searched for the rest and in fact there is only one of the same one sold under different brands and in multiple colors. I could tell I didn't like the other one because it wraps around my wrist and fits into the mount like a standard camera strap (but that's my e3ffinvg wrist, mind you, not a camera) and not the quick release buckle or buckle, which I have I could…