There's no reason for any photographer to carry a boring, humdrum strap when they can have a beautiful, Daisy Dot blue Designer Collection 1.5" Camera Strap from Capturing Couture. Great colors and artistic patterns are what makes this strap so unique. This adjustable strap will hold your DSLR with attached lens. It consists of a 30" long decorative band and features two adjustable 14" nylon connector belts. Photographers will appreciate the comfortable, velvet padding. Fully-featured, this strap has metal hardware and logo rivets. Connect the strap to your camera strap lugs with the 3/8" wide, nylon connector cords. A versatile strap, there's an additional 2 to 14" of adjustable length. The strap may be worn from the neck, shoulder, or across the body.

Holds DSLR with Lens    Decorative 30" Band    Adjustable 14" Nylon Belts    Plush Velvet Padding    Metal Logo Rivets & Hardware    Neck or Cross Body Strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The strap comes with a base plate. What tripod quick release system is it compatible with?

A: The connecting plate included in the box with Peak Design Slide Camera Strap (Midnight Blue) is not for tripod mount purpose. This connector allow you to attach one side of the strap on the camera base mount 1/4-20 female thread, which allow a more confortable position for shoulders. If you need a plate which also connects to your tripod you can use the following option: 1- Manfrotto RC2 and Arca-Type Compatible. Peak Design Dual Plate v2 for Capture Camera Clip BH #PEPLD2 • MFR #PL-D-2 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1372682-REG/peak_design_pl_d_2_dual_plate.html

Q: 2. Would this be able to handle a Blackmagic 6kPro rigged with a follow focus using a Canon 16-35 lens?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Slide Camera Strap (Sage Green) can support that load without a problem.

Q: 3. I am a right handed person. I normally prefer to carry my camera under my left arm. Will the left hand version of this strap still work for me?

A: Hi Bjug, The sport left does hang on your left hip, for immediate and easy access with your left hand to bring the camera up to your eye. If you prefer grabbing the camera with your left hand but have it sit on your right hip then you'd possibly be better off trying the Cross Shot which can be worn on either side or the Sport Regular which sits on your right hip.

Q: 4. Is there an option for left handers?

A: This strap can be purchased for left handed use. I recommend it highly. Easy to shoot quickly, and easy on the shoulder when using a heavy camera.

Q: 5. Can this be used when using binoculars attached to a shoulder harness? Would I still be able to raise the binoculars? I want a better camera strap to use for bird watching and photography.

A: Yes, you can use this strap for binos.

Q: 6. Is there a weight limit?

A: I have used it with a Nikon D7200 + grip + batteries and the older (much heavier) 300mm f4 lens, Kirk foot, TC1.4, and SB-900 flash. All of that comes in at over 9 lbs. I brought it on many pelagic birding trips which means an unstable platform on a pitching sea. Never had the slightest issue.

Q: 7. This strap has smooth and non-slip sides. So it is reversible and you can choose which one you want. But if you choose non-slip, those two quick-adjusters will be on the body side. These adjusters will hurt and wont adjust. Is this correct or I am missing something?

A: I use this strap with my Nikon D850 and I think it is the best strap I have ever used. It is very comfortable with either side out and the adjustments are convenient in or out as well. The two inch wide webbing easily supports the weight of the camera for long days. The quality is excellent and I will be buying a second one in the near future.

Q: 8. Will this fit on a Canon 60D?

A: This strap will fit any current Canon camera including the 60D.

Q: 9. What's the width of the strap?

A: This strap is 1.5" wide.

Q: 10. Is there a cable through the strap so it could not be cut? And does the screw every come lose?

A: I tighten the screw every time I put the strap on, and I have not had it come loose. But the silver-colored hook for the strap that goes under the arm comes out very easily. I tied strong carpet thread across the opening of the hook to keep it from sliding out.