Do those "loop" mounts fit into the camera body's mounting eyelids? Can you detach those loops from the main strap, so you can get strap out of way?
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But why you want to attach to mounting eyelids ? Yes both loops can be detached.Been using for last 6 months, I like it.
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The loop attaches to the camera at the place where the neck strap would have attached. The loops attach to the strap/sling via "quick connect/disconnect" units, so they can be easily disconnected and reconnected from/to the strap/sling. This system has worked wonderfully for me.
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The loops are attached to the clip that attaches to the strap. So yes you can detach the strap from the camera. You will have about 1 to 2 inches of the loop and fastener clip dangling from your camera but it is very convenient to swap to portrait orientation or to mount it to a stand or tripod and just keep the loop tied to the camera strap extension
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Yes, they fit into the eyelids and yes, it has a quick disconnect that gets the strap out of the way, but leaves about 4-5" still connected to the camera. The male end of the quick disconnect, shown by itself in the picture, (not clipped in) is what would be left on the camera when the strap in disconnected.
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Hello JulietThank you so much for your inquiryIf you take off the lens , the body can be fit , and could you tell me what is the model of your lens ?Looking forward your reply Thank you
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Detach the floating part from the lower part (squeeze and slide out). My camera has a a little notch to thread a strap through, then you pull it back in on itself. Just like any other camera strap.
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The BlackRapid straps (I've used the RS-4) mount directly to your camera, and the plate that come with the Roadtrip already occupies that mount. You'll have to remove the plate when using a BlackRapid strap.
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The end that goes into the slots on the camera are about 1/4" by 1/16", so if the slots in your camera for the strap are bigger than that it would work fine. And it's a really nice comfortable strap, much more comfortable than the nylon straps that come with most cameras!
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Yes. I've taken the strap off and use the Nikon strap on the camera. This way, if I want to take the camera out of the case, it still has a strap attached.
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If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
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I have the smaller Olympus OMD-EM10. The strap attachment came with a triangle shaped ring for the neck strap to slide into. You do not have to unscrew the bottom all the way to access the battery/card compartment, just rotate until you can open fully. I have uploaded a photo. For a small camera, I feel it's too bulky and think a wrist strap would work better. I originally used the wrist grip for my Nikon D3200 which works really well because that camera feels cumbersome hanging from my neck.
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I don't use the camera strap that came with the case. I use the strap that came with the camera. It works perfectly that way. I can take the case off if I want and the strap is still on the camera. I honestly never even looked at the strap that came with the case.
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Most cameras do have that screw in for tripods, so if you have that, then you can screw the strap onto your camera as well.
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Simple, it screws into your tripod mount. You just unscrew from one camera and screw into your second camera, no need to even take off the strap.
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I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
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Yes they are detachable though the ring around the camera stays on once you attach it. im sure it can be removed but it uses magnets.
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Not while mounted to the camera. You can configure the longest place in the bag for 27-28 cm of length at most. Your lens is about to 25.Long story short. I would not recommend it for you. You need something bigger. It's a great bag, just not for your specific needs.
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I haven't but I LOVE mine. I wear a belt case with Olympus T3 camera. The strap naturally hangs out but I love that becaus ei can grab it it and easily get it out fast as compared to fumbling around for it. Also use it underwater with floats. Good luck.
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Yes, Not a problem. It attaches to the tripod mount screw on the bottom of the camera and the strap mounts on the top.
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There is NO belt loop on the case. The front cover wraps around the bottom sides (snaps) as well as over the front, and snaps at the bottom front. Having a belt loop wouldn't work with the front cover, since you need to remove the front (bottom) snap and fold back the cover to make the camera work. Besides, the camera is screwed to the bottom plate of the case, so you don't take the camera "out" of the case to shoot: You just fold back the cover. Buy a better strap for the case and you'll find it a great case for the LX-7! Have had for two years and is in mint condition and we've traveled globally with it several times for months!