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Camera Carrying for on the go photographers

Postby Samphototography » Tue Oct 04, 2011 2:34 pm

I have recently discovered a new product called the Cotton Carrier. It is a camera carrying system that holds your camera stable on your chest without pressure on your shoulders and back. It uses a holster system for quick and easy access to your camera as well. This carrier is perfect for outdoor photography as you can do any activity such as biking, hiking, and skiing with quick and secure access to your camera. It may look a bit geeky but its overall functionality is fantastic and i wish to share it with other adventurous photographers.
i have included the website below as well as a funny YouTube video of the system.
cheers, Sam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQnVR_On-R8

http://www.cottoncarrier.com/
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Re: Camera Carrying for on the go photographers

Postby Bonish Photo » Wed Jan 18, 2012 6:23 pm

My wife and I each have a Cotton Carrier, we've only used them a few times. Sad part is we wanted them when we lived in Montana and worked in Yellowstone. We ordered them and they were back ordered at the time, so by the time we got them, we were back in the real world.

I've worn mine a few times while out on the boat, and it makes the camera really accessible with your hands staying free for maneuvering the controls, and keeps the camera from shifting on the boat seat and falling, which is a non-stop thing while on a boat.

My only gripe is the geeky thing you mentioned is really bad if you're wearing it in public. It draws more attention that bringing out a white lens...LOL Now hang a white lens off of a Cotton Carrier, and forget taking pictures, you'll spend the entire time answering questions.

I cant wait to get back out hiking again and be able to use it to it's fullest advantage. I've also found that I dont twist the locking setting for most of my usage. I simply let it fall down in which holds it 99% of the time. Maybe if I was hiking or biking I'd lock it in, but not when just holding it while on a boat
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Re: Camera Carrying for on the go photographers

Postby chuckdee » Mon Apr 02, 2012 7:39 am

google "camera strap that connects to tripod mount" glad they came out with these!




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