Carrying Camera In Hand Luggage

Makes carrying your camera so much easier with this new hand strap!

This camera Bodybag Pro is great carrying your camera body in any type of backpack or luggage. It prevents scratches and cushions any bumps the camera body may receive. I have several with different patterns so i know which camera it is.

This camera Bodybag Pro is great for carrying your camera body in any type of backpack or luggage. It prevents scratches and cushions any bumps the camera body may receive. I have several with different patterns so I know which camera it is.

I bought this backpack in anticipation for an upcoming trip to Norway, but also wanted a backpack that would work well for daily use, carrying my work laptop and camera. I've been using it almost every day now for several months, and am extremely pleased. I got the larger 30L version, but it feels smaller (in a good way), which makes it great for traveling and flying. I've flown with it several times now, and it is by far the best "personal item" I've traveled with. I love the way it slips onto the handle of my carry-on luggage for easy transport. Between the backpack and my carry-on, I've been able to (mostly) ditch the carryon luggage. I've also taken it on several hikes, carrying my drone, a camera and extra lens. So far, so good!

Hand carry luggage for camera and diving equipment, i.e torch, dive comp etc. Got to trade off padding for protection against carrying capacity.

Carrying on a strap I ended up keeping one hand on a camera anyhow to keep it from bouncing when I move around. I've only been using a Peak Design Capture for a couple of weeks, but I love it. I keep this on my belt, and love that my camera isn't bouncing around. The lock prevents the camera from accidentally getting out, but disengaging is simple once you work out the motion. I chose this over some of the competitors that mount a ball to the camera, because after trying a few in the store the ball links still let the camera bounce around more than I wanted. The build quality seems great, the finish is excellent.

This is way better than a standard neck strap. I'm not a professional in any way, but this is a great strap for carrying a camera while wandering around on vacation or exploring when you're not planning to carry a bag of gear. I picked up a set of the XL uni-loop connectors, and the combo allow the camera to ride comfortably, and hand down on my hip around hand level. This allowed me to cup the camera when walking. The camera doesn't move much anyway, so if you're walking where there aren't a lot of obstructions, or just standing around, you can just let it hang freely. The neoprene does hold your shirt somewhat, so you have to adjust on occasion, but no where near as annoying as a normal neck strap always pulling at the neck of your shirt. Would definitely recommend this product.

I am using this strap on my Sony A7RM2 with Zeiss 16-35mm and I love it. I have always liked carrying my camera in my hand and have tried cheap straps, wrapping a normal strap around my hand, etc. This strap has a rigid form so you can put your hand into it easily. The shape of the strap also fits your hand in a way that gives you natural movement to work the controls. I can almost completely relax my hand and the camera feels well supported. You may find a spot that is not easy to get on your camera but I don't think any strap could ever give you total freedom. I also use the Spider Holster in combination which gives me the best of both worlds - hands free when I want and handling when I need it.

Let's you keep a solid hold both while shooting and while carrying the camera. I no longer have sore, tires hand! Passing is perfect for long hours of shooting!

Works great for carrying Domke F2 camera bag by hand and when removing Domke F2 camera bag from your shoulder. The handle is a well made Domke Product.