Camera Straps

Robert, I really want that curved strap you have! The one that came with my Minolta is nice and solid, but the edges do dig into me.

You made me REALLY nervous, putting your camera on the edge of the couch like that, haha. Had it been me, the darn thing would've plopped to the floor.

I can tell you're really used to handling your gear, as you do so with such practiced ease. Nice video! My PC would've had spasms processing a video. I'd love to see more videos from you.

Cool stuff Ryan

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I'll tell you - - - I have all the stuff for working with video and audio on my big PC workstation - - - but there is nothing like the simplicity of doing everything on my Macbook. The included softwares and built peripherals and ease of doing everything are almost worth the price of purchasing this little gem. I still use my PC heavily but have become someone who really appreciates his little white Macbook.

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You can probably tell that we are artists by our home decorating. Several matted and framed Documentary prints from Costa Rican streets and of Old Montreal and Quebec City line our walls - as well my wife's artistic wall quilts and lap quilts, that she has spent countless hours designing and stitching together - and beautiful guitars mounted as art work. I was also pleased that the setting (we just moved here recently) makes a nice backdrop for my videos. I will have to decide what further topics would be of interest and work on them. It ain't as easy as it appears when thinking about doing it.

I've read the same - - - but maybe a video is more believable or comfortable when taken in a setting that reflects the person? at least that is the way I look at it! kind of like how I approach backgrounds for the subjects I photograph.

Rob, awesome.

I would like to know, where to find the Tamrac binocular strap?

Henry's, I believe carry straps, is that so, Rob?

I found them at a local store, but have also bought a couple from B&H.  They're Op-Tech brand.