A dual camera harness is ideal for photographing events such as weddings or news reporting and as the name might suggest, ...

Most photographers only need to use one camera at a time. But for wedding, sports, and news snappers, who often don't have time to change lenses, carrying multiple cameras, often heavy DSLRs, can be a ...

I’ve been using the BlackRapid Sport strap for a while now and I’m a big fan of it, so I’m happy to see they’re expanding the idea into a system that holds a pair of cameras. The Yeti isn’t meant to ...

Which camera shoulder straps are the best? Depending on the style of camera you are using, carrying it can be a lot of work. Camera shoulder straps provide a secure method of carrying, making it ...

Let’s face it: The best camera straps don’t necessarily include the one that came with your camera. Sure, it’s functional, but it’s not much else—so maybe it’s time to ditch the stock, second-rate ...

If you want to have your camera ready for anything and the ability to truly photograph on the fly, or if you're heading to an event where there's no point in bagging your camera because the photo ...

Gitzo, a pioneer in some of the most advanced, revolutionary technologies for professional camera equipment, introduces the Gitzo Century camera strap collection. A premium modular system that ...

After you’ve spent a small fortune on your new camera, the last thing you want is for it to slip out of your hands and tumble to the floor. To keep your camera safe and sound, you need a reliable ...

The best cameras have huge sensors, and cameras with huge sensors are larger and heavier than most. They also cost upwards of a thousand dollars. In fact, the total cost of the thing hanging around ...

When you’re hiking with your camera and need a simple way to keep it readily available, the best camera straps for hiking are made of soft, durable materials like reinforced nylon, neoprene, or ...

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