camera strap
New Camera “Neckwear” from My Fave Straps
My Fave Straps offers a thoughtfully designed solution for photographers seeking comfort, functionality, and versatility in their gear. Unlike traditional neck straps that can cause…
Peak Design Just Made the Cleanest Camera Straps Yet, and (finally) a Mount You Can Tighten with Your Thumb
Peak Design is back with some new camera gear, and this time it’s leaning into simplicity. The San Francisco-based company has unveiled its new Form…
Keychain “Kameras:” A Back-to-School Backpack Charm or Curse?
Late summer signals the arrival of an event that is dreaded by students, while it is cheered by parents. It’s the first day of school!…
A new innovation in the history of the camera strap: the finger cuff
All of the cool kids are doin’ it, and you can too; just flip your finger! But first… let’s take a trip down memory lane…
The best camera straps for photographers in 2024
Carrying your camera around is kind of a staple unless you’re a full-time studio photographer, and still then – what do you do with your…
Go lighter with PGYTECH’s vibrant Camera Strap Air
PGYTECH has announced the launch of its latest camera accessory, the Camera Shoulder Strap Air, which is designed for both professional and enthusiast photographers who want…
Compact cameras meet comfort with Peak Design’s Micro Clutch
Camera companies are in a race for smaller, more compact cameras. Just compare the good old Nikon D4 to the recently launched ZV-E1 II –…
This simple camera strap trick helps you get steadier handheld photos and video
DIYP’s own resident travel photographer Dave Williams has taken to the road, travelling (for now) the UK for some off-grid living in a van to…
This flexible camera strap turns into a rigid tripod in a second
There are a few tricks that let you stabilize your shots with a camera strap. But how about actually turning your flexible strap into rigid…
Stop hurting yourself: These are the best and the worst ways to carry your camera
There are plenty of straps for carrying our camera around. However, many of those can cause pain in our neck, shoulders, arms, and back after…









































