N-Photo: the Nikon magazine

Help me buy a… camera strap

The best camera straps are so much better than the ones that come free in the box with your camera. While you might be wondering why it’s worth spending additional money on a strap when you likely already have something that’s perfectly serviceable, the truth is that a better camera strap can be well worth the extra initial outlay that you’ll need to spend on it.

Think about your poor neck and shoulders. When you’re carrying a camera around, particularly with a heavy lens over long distances and extended periods of time, having a padded strap that’s comfortable to wear is important to ensure that you aren’t straining yourself. After all, if carrying your camera around your neck becomes uncomfortable, then

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