ali_baba
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Which strap's do you use, just curious as my used Xpan came strapless. I tossed on a wrist strap for now, but I need something that will sit on my shoulder worry free.
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Camera Strap for Xpan?
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Pablito
coco frío
the kind that goes from one side of the camera to the other and lets you hang it on your shoulder or around your neck.
OK; no fair, snotty answer.
The kind of strap that enhances the panoramic aspect ratio of the photos (stretched out strap?) But then when you shoot in standard 35mm format you have to change the strap.
<-- oh he's a hopeless smartass, don't pay him no mind.
OK; no fair, snotty answer.
The kind of strap that enhances the panoramic aspect ratio of the photos (stretched out strap?) But then when you shoot in standard 35mm format you have to change the strap.
<-- oh he's a hopeless smartass, don't pay him no mind.
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Bill58
Native Texan
I use a 50mm wide w/ 10mm narrow ends, neoprene Op-Tech on my TX-1.
ZeissFan
Veteran
As much as possible, I use the Domke Grippers. There are two versions: A narrow one and a wide one. For the Xpan, use the wider strap.
I don't like neoprene straps because they make you perspire under the strap in hot and/or humid weather. Otherwise, they're comfortable (but sweaty).
I don't like neoprene straps because they make you perspire under the strap in hot and/or humid weather. Otherwise, they're comfortable (but sweaty).
Don Hutton
Member
The genuine Xpan strap - works perfectly, fits the lugs and wouldn't swap it.
sepiareverb
genius and moron
I use the Domke as well, but the 1" version. I've got a Domke on every camera that takes a strap.
