Mirrorless System Lenses Canon RF Lenses Fujifilm X Mount Lenses Nikon Z Lenses Sony E Mount Lenses Sony G Master Lenses L Mount Lenses Micro Four Thirds Lenses Canon EF-M Lenses Both products have been re-worked for a more low profile design, and feature machine anodized aluminum hardware. The strap portion is still made out of ultra strong seatbelt-style nylon. Non volendo io diventare un cammello, per il collo iperflesso a causa della cinghia standard, né volendo portare la mia costosa macchina fotografica in spalla a mò di borsa, ho deciso di rivolgermi a Peak Design. La motivazione che mi ha spinto ad acquistare questo Leash e non le altre cinghie più spesse e larghe è prettamente stilistica, ma non escludo in futuro di procurarmi anche un esemplare in più.

Anchor Links are small plastic discs with nylon cords that tether to your camera’s eyelets. They may look a bit silly, hanging like dangly earrings from each side of your camera, but they are strong enough to withstand up to 200lbs (90kg) which is enough for even the heaviest of professional bodies with a long telephoto lens attached. I was concerned that the strap, being thin, would cut into my shoulder. However, even when wearing a light shirt, I happily carried my OM-1 with it. Because of its flexibility, I will probably use it when cycling. However, if I were using the camera with a big telephoto lens, I would probably use one of the other Slide straps. Saying that, I tried it with a heavy 1970s vintage 300mm lens I have in my collection, and it wasn’t bad to use, but I probably would choose a wider model like the Peak Design Slide or Slide Lite for that.The updated Leash gains a second length adjuster. The hardware for the adjuster is now made of aluminum instead of plastic, and the adjuster has a leather strip for easy access. Mi rendo conto di aver scritto un titolo che potrebbe suonare un poco altisonante e forse esagerato, ma spero di riuscire a chiarire le motivazioni che mi hanno portato a questo durante la mia recensione. periods of time. That's primarily from the comfort standpoint (sense it has extra padding and a wide strap),

Having an option of buying it with the Arca-compatible Standard Plate instead of the small anchor plate supplied with the strap would be nice. Memory Cards & Storage SD Cards Micro SD cards CFexpress cards Compact Flash and CFast cards Card Readers SSD and USB Drives Scanners The Slide and Slide Lite are the most flexible, as they come bundled with a standard Arca tripod plate with holes for Anchor Links in each corner. The smooth seatbelt-style webbing glides over your clothing, giving you fast camera access and all-day comfort even with heavier cameras.

Secure as it is straightforward, this method allows you to use one strap on multiple camera bodies as long as they are equipped with Anchor Links. This is a massive advantage for us personally because we are continuously receiving new cameras to test, but it can also be helpful if you own more than one body or prefer to remove your strap when storing it inside a bag or placing it on a tripod for example. Given the pedigree of the brand, lifetime warranty, and just how easy it’s to use with other items – it’s certainly great value for money. Either as a main or a secondary strap, it will serve its intended purpose quite well. Not all photographers enjoy using a camera strap, but those who do understand the importance of having one that is comfortable, reliable and easy to use. However, so varied is the choice these days that settling on one strap is no walk in the park. Spotting Scopes Swarovski Spotting Scopes Vortex Spotting Scopes Celestron Spotting Scopes Zeiss Spotting Scopes Eyepieces, Mounts, Cases and Accessories Telescopes Celestron Telescopes Telescope Eyepieces, Filters and Accessories

Sistema di regolazione altrettanto ben fatto, le fibbie non cedono nemmeno tirandole a meno che non sia utilizzato il meccanismo apposito; The reason we prefer Peak Design straps to others on the market has mainly to do with the brand’s innovative Anchor Link connector system. It is used on nearly all of their products, including the Slide, Slide Lite and Leash. They also share the same grippy silicon strips on one side to keep the strap in place when you don’t want it to slide around freely. While they do create some additional slip resistance, we haven’t really found a big difference between the two sides during real-world use. Silicone strips to stop the straps from slidingMade of the same smooth and tightly woven nylon as the larger Slide variations, but of a thinner construction, the Leash is also adorned with stylish aluminium and Hypalon adjusters. Recently we were approached by Peak Design to review the Cuff and Leash products. They supplied us with a Midnight colour (see header image) of the Leash Ultralight Camera Strap for this review.