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Question: Does it come with an L bracket to use with a tripod? I know it says it includes the tripod adapter, but didn't mention the L bracket.
Document: I ordered the Cotton Carrier system for one camera....imagine my surprise when they sent me the 2 camera system (what a bonus...maybe the single camera system was back ordered?). It comes with everything you need, including the buttons for long and short lenses, the adapter to be able to use it on the tripod, hand straps, etc. It took me a little work to set it up, but once done the system works well.
:(You have to put an adapter into the tripod thread. There is another adapter that fits over it so that you can still use a tripod, but it might be inconvenient to use with a tripod head. The thing is that, if you're using this, you're probably not carrying around a tripod with a large head, too.It is a bit pricey, but it's well made (very cleverly, in fact) and will probably last a long while.
I am so excited to use this vest, I have a close to 6 pound set up which doesn't sound like much, but when out and about trying to hand hold, it gets tiring fast! Works great, a little trauma with the tripod bracket on my big lens but worked that out.
This is really cool. I can carry my camera without the constant strain from the wrap around my neck. They do need to work on the shape of the tripod adapter because I have a Sony a65 and to change my battery I have to remove the adapter with the allen wrench each time. Im very pleased with it though.
I purchased this about a month ago from B&H; Photo because they included a free hand strap and a universal tripod adapter for the same price as Amazon. I just noticed that Amazon has decided to do the same, i.e., throw in those freebies, as well.I've spent past several months purchasing and trying out various camera/lens carrying system that would be most comfortable and painless on my aging body.
I must admit I didn't realize when I bought this product that it was indeed a &#34;system&#34;. And one that has been very well designed. Not only is it a great way to carry your camera (even sporting a 500mm lens and hood), but it comes with the hardware to attach a pistol grip (now I can ditch my shoulder strap) and a mounting plate that allows me to still use the quick release feature of my tripod.
The Cotton Carrier Camera Vest came packaged with a hand strap which seems like a great deal at the time. Once again, I found that this is something that I cannot use easily on the Canon 60D. It is designed with a rubber mounting pad which is inserted between the camera body and the mounting hub. The hand strap attaches to the rubber mounting pad. The length of this pad also interferes with the battery compartment door!4. The Cotton Carrier system includes a safety tether.
The system is made for people without bellies. The hand grip is way too small and not secure. The shoulder strap is not wide enough, it cuts into the shoulder. It is not easy to use a tripod with the hardware supplied
The Cotton Carrier Camera Vest is a nice concept and will work very well while in use. However, there are some drawbacks to its design/use.1. The Cotton Carrier system requires that you screw their special mounting hub into the tripod mount on the bottom of your camera. Their mounting hub is designed so that (naturally) it only works with their carrier vest or side holsters. The mounting hub means that the camera can no longer be used on a tripod without removing it.2.
On my camera (a Canon 60D), the adapter plate overlaps the battery door making it difficult to replace the camera battery. I contacted Cotton Carrier and their solution was to slightly loosen the adapter plate so that it could swivel to make it possible to open the battery compartment door. Given that the adapter plate (and the mounting hub) are tightened/loosened with an allen wrench, this does not seem like a workable solution.
Answer: No L bracket