Are there any improvements I would like to see? I’m hard-pushed to find fault with this strap. It’s a fabulous piece of gear and a great addition to the lineup of straps made by Peak Design. the strength and convenience of the anchor link system with any strap you may already use and love. A corredo del punto di cui sopra, Peak Design fornisce numerosi video esplicativi su come sfruttare al meglio i loro prodotti - si trovano facilmente su YouTube. Suggerisco di visionarli, anche se in lingua inglese, in quanto davvero molto utili; DSLR Lenses Canon Fit Lenses Nikon Fit Lenses Lens Accessories Lens Caps Lens Hoods Lens cloths and cleaning kits Lens Attachments

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. It’s much smaller than many other straps currently available on the market, and I dare say probably a lot more durable than many others that are similar in size.Movable magnet in Cuff is a nice touch, makes it easy to store wrist strap as bracelet when not in use Sistema di regolazione altrettanto ben fatto, le fibbie non cedono nemmeno tirandole a meno che non sia utilizzato il meccanismo apposito;

I had less opportunity to try out the Cuff (I've been testing cameras too large to warrant a wrist strap), but I did spend a little time with it on a Ricoh GR as well as a Leica M6. And my impressions of it are almost entirely positive. 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. I've been using the Leash with my OM-1 for a while now and it works pretty well, but I think the Slide Lite might be a better choice for that camera, so I just bought one of those for a friend's birthday present. I think the Slide would be overkill for most mirrorless cameras and far better suited to a larger camera. Is that the model you bought?

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compact for mirrorless cameras with a lighter setup (though I did also use it with a hefty telephoto lens). For the minimalist photographer, this strap is perfect. Especially when used in combination with other Peak Design products such as the Peak Design Cuff Camera Wrist Strap. The Leash would be perfect for attaching to a Peak Design Field Pouch V2 to carry another lens and other accessories. This would make a perfect minimalist photographer’s setup. Strong enough to hold any pro camera/lens/accessory combo. Anchors each hold over 200lbs (90kg) and feature extreme abrasion-resistance. 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. 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.

On-camera Lighting Flashguns Canon Fit Flash Sony Fit Flash Nikon Fit Flash Fujifilm Fit Flash Micro Four Thirds Fit Flash Panasonic Lumix S Fit Flash Flash Accessories LED Camera Lights 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. Anchor Mount Nový adaptér pro stativový závit pro připevnění na spodní část fotoaparátu umožňuje více způsobů nošení fotoaparátu.

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 sliding