Cotton Carrier G3 StrapShot Camera Harness

Lange habe ich überlegt ob dieses Teil Sinn macht und ja es tut. Ich hab‘s an meinem Rucksack montiert damit ich die Hände frei habe wenn ich nicht fotografiere. Die Kamera rutscht gut rein und sitzt nach Dreh schön am Halter und ist zusätzlich gesichert mit einem Gurt falls man mal nicht richtig einhängt. Ich finde ihn praktisch.

Este soporte de hombro me ha cambiado la vida en mis viajes. Es comodo, muy funcional, y ni te enteras que llevas la camara en el hombro.Los materiales son buenos y dan confianza.Si llevar la camara al cuello te provoca dolores de cervicales, sin duda esto es lo que necesitas.

Absolutely fantastic but if kit. Very comfortable and just what I needed.

I like the solid construction of the Cotten Carrier kit. I fasten it to the shoulder strap of my backpack and it holds my SLR camera securely in place. It is easy and quickly removed from the holder to take pictures and it is just as easily put back in place.I also like the security strap to prevent the camera from fallen if it should slip and the grip holder is also a nice addition.I find that the weight of my camera is nicely distributed -- but the strap that loops through the back handle of the backpack could be a little longer. All in all I am quite happy with this device.

I have started shooting more events that require me to have two bodies in order to avoid costly lens and setting changes. I was using a double harness for a while but I wasn't a fan of the second body dangling at my side and/or getting in my way. I decided to try out the Cotton Carrier on my belt and I was extremely pleased with the experience. I was initially concerned that the camera sticking out perpendicular was going to have me bumping it into things or hitting my arm/hand on it, but it turned out to be a non-issue. I had my X-T30 with a pancake lens on it as my secondary camera and it was both comfortable and convenient. The twist action to holster and remove the camera became instinctive pretty quickly. I didn't have any issues with the camera rotating to the unlocked position accidentally, and even if it did I have no concerns about it coming out of the holster either way. Installing the base plate and finding the center of balance was very easy. I use an extended grip with an Arca rail, which has a 1/4-20 receiver that's offset from the factory position on my camera, but it wasn't an issue.My only small complaints about the system are regarding the camera tether and the top tether. If you are using the Carrier on a backpack the camera tether is of adequate length for you to shoot without detaching it. From the belt you have to unclip the camera every time, which is slightly cumbersome in fast-paced shooting, or not use the tether at all, which is obviously less safe. I understand that it is what it is, as a strap long enough to shoot from the hip would be a snagging or possibly even a tripping hazard, but I felt the need to mention it. I also understand the function of the top tether, and when it's up on a shoulder strap and not in use it's more or less out of sight/mind, but down on the belt, even if you fold up and tuck the strap down into the Velcro cuff, the plastic draw-through hardware sticks up in a bit of an annoying fashion. Again, not a big deal but I felt it worth mentioning.All in all I am very satisfied with my choice. I will almost exclusively be using it on my belt for my type of work, but I appreciate the option to use it with a backpack or sling bag when traveling. I will update this review once I've given it a workout in the upper location.