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Question: Is there a quick release latch to remove camera from the strap? I a also looking at the BlackRapid Metro Strap which has a locking carabiner
Document: There is no quick way to release this strap, you have to unscrew and screw in every time. Why would I want to remove this? I like this strap for looking like a tourist or hiking. Otherwise I use a wrist strap that has a quick disconnect (Peak Design). Plus if you use a tripod it's screw this thing off, screw this on, screw that back off, screw this back on.
It's odd that your camera hangs upside down and I don't like the single point of failure mounting. Also, because of the way it's designed it puts angular force on the mounting threads when hanging and even more when releasing or engaging the quick release latch. Since the threads in my Kodak are plastic I have even more dislike for this mounting system.
It attaches to the camera easily and securely. It's quick and easy to attach and remove. It adjusts quickly and easily. If this kind of strap is what you're looking for, it's a great one!
I wish the shoulder piece had slightly better padding, but that hasn't bothered me too  much. I do wish there were a small pocket on the strap or some way to attach my remote sensor, which only attaches to a narrow strap. I like having that always accessible. Also, in order to use a tripod you must take the strap off the camera before you can attach a quick release attachment for the tripod.
Moreover, the mount itself doesn't spin; the harness is attached via a free spinning mechanism so that the screw won't come loose. Nevertheless, because of a prior reviewer's experience with the mount coming loose, I also opted to buy Joby's camera tether. It's basically a locking carabiner that attaches to the camera's d-ring and the sling strap itself so that even if the camera would work loose, it wouldn't fall to the ground.
Doesn't have a snap to hook it onto camera link, which keeps it from rotating as you walk. That's the next model up. Also, fancier model has a quick-release for the screw on the bottom, in case you want to use the tripod.
And with the strap, I bought the Joby Quick-Release Mounting Plate so I still have a tripod mount and the strap on at the same time. And that lead to a new tripod that I was also eying up. It was an expensive jump, but one I had been thinking of doing once I saw how everything could work together.
The longer I used the strap, the more I found this two-handed movement awkward. I ended up locking the camera to the strap and using one hand to swing the entire strap around my body but this works only when you aren't carrying something else on your shoulders (backpack, tripod, etc).My BlackRapid RS-sport strap solves this issue with an under arm strap (the "BRAD") that keeps the rest of the strap in place.
Detached from my 5D Mark III Minutes after I tightened the screws. Great idea but the latch does not hold the camera securely. It tends to come undone and one has to constantly worry about tightening it. Should come with a secondary harness or a better locking system. I really wanted to like the product but cannot. Needless to say I have put the strap away never to be used again.
This fits great and has a smooth motion for moving the camera from around back, to the front for shooting. The locking latch is a bit tight, but, if it wasn't, I would wonder how well it would hold. I read the reviews about the screw coming loose, and have been checking mine. It hasn't moved a bit. I really cranked it down hard when I put it on. It easily adjusted to fit nicely over my winter coat too.
Answer: It has no quick release but the tripod screw itself has a fold out tab so that you can remove it without a tool. I looked at the BlackRapid too but didn't like the thought of a bulky carabiner flopping around the camera.