Strap the remote control to your wrist and you can take a picture or start/stop video just by pushing a button on your wrist. Love that easy control without touching the camera itself !

I spent ages trying to decide which strap to buy as there are loads on the market. I have used this for several shoots when using my Sony A7iii. It took a bit of getting used to, but I like the way you can quickly & easily adjust the length. The safety tether is a good feature and thankfully doesn’t get in the way. It is also very comfortable & I can walk and move without hunching even when using a long lens.I often use two cameras in a shoot and find it easy “wearing” one camera using this strap & another with a secure wrist strap. My only criticism is that the inbuilt pocket is a waste of time and adds a bit of unnecessary bulk when storing the strap.

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 The carrying case is well-made, with a foam insert, a webbed pocket on the interior, and a well-sewn zipper. Items with elastic function extremely well. If you're not wearing a hat, the head piece contains two adjusting buckles and a thin, non-slip surface on the inside that doesn't hurt or snag your hair. The chest camera holder includes a nice elastic band with five adjustments. It's simple to put on and adjust the shoulder and midsection straps. The chest strap will shift slightly, but this is to be expected given the clothes you wear and your body shape. I'm not a sportsperson, nevertheless it works effectively and is still very comfortable to wear. The wrist camera holder is comfortable to grasp and use. It has an inside strap with a piece of velcro to make it easier to put on the wrist strap, and a second strap that lets you tighten the strap. The camera attachment contains a button that locks the camera in place and swivels for any angle.A selfie stick that is almost 36" long and has a screw that fits into the bottom of a standard camera was included. The stick and the adaptor for attaching to your GoPro are included in the package. The is a tripod with arms that can be shaped to wrap around objects to hold the camera at any angle you could desire. In order to raise the camera, the selfie stick's handle end has a threaded hole that can be screwed onto the tripod. For handlebars or small diameter tubing, there is an attachment that can be used. Brackets can be fastened to solid surfaces using a variety of adhesive parts. Indeed, I would recommend buying this product because all the big parts function as intended and this bundle contains enough extra parts to enable any user to obtain the fantastic film or images.

This strap is much more comfortable then the neck one that came with my Nikon camera originally. I love the zippered pocket on it as well. I kept extra batteries in it (4). Easy to install and easy to adjust.

Great product! I've been testing the Type B strap with my RB67 and so far I have no problems. I love the fact it has little soft plastic stubs in back of the foam strap to keep it stable when slung around my neck or shoulder. I can understand why some people thought type b doesn't fit onto a Mamiya RB67. The instructions that came with the strap weren't the best. Although, OpTech did a wonderful job explaining how to add the strap onto you camera via YouTube. Here's a link to the Video: [...] . I highly recommend this buy if you plan on lugging around something like a RB67!

So far the strap is working really well. I don't usually add straps to my camera since they are so clumsy. This one is really secure since it's attached to the threaded base of the camera, and my favorite part--it's really easy to remove.

-In terms of protecting the camera, this case gets top marks. The camera fits in the case well, but it's not so rigid that you need to fight to get it back out t change the film/batteries etc.-Aesthetics, on the other hand, are a little rough. It doesn't quite look as good as it does in the photos. It's not ugly, it's just underwhelming...even for a camer a case. The case does suit the retro/hipster design of the Instax Mini 40-The strap is very long and looks prett tacky once you adjust it to a shorter length. I'm 6'2" and unadjusted the strap put the camera at my knees, so there was a lot of slack to reel in there.-The pocket, for storing your pictures, holds three photos at best.I purchased this to protect the camera, and it does. The strap and the variance between what I orderd and what are received are just details that have nothing to with how this case does it's job.

Great game camera, works as advertised. My only request would be to include a quick disconnect on the the mounting strap. The way it is now I have to hand thread it every time I move it.