In a message dated 1/25/2008 5:41:35 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My cameras always hang from my neck. Yes, I know  it's not cool, but  
it's efficient.
Why?
First, the camera can't  be dropped unless my neck or the strap  
breaks. Not true on the  shoulder, unless your body is notched.
Second, it's always in position to  shoot. Don't have to take it off  
the shoulder and wrap it around the  wrist or whatever. I just shoot.
Back some thirty years ago when I shot a lot  of motorsports, all the  
photogs hung their cameras from their necks  when they weren't on a  
tripod. But that was in the days before a  camera around the neck  
became evocative of a tourist and therefore  very unhip.
Paul.

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Well, that's why I do it, so I  simply can't drop it. I am a bit paranoid 
about dropping my camera. Tripods make  me nervous so when I use one I always 
have my eye on it or don't go far from it.  I just figure it would be like me 
to 
drop the camera if I didn't always take  precautions.  :-)

Also I am usually carrying a camera bag with other  lenses in it on my 
shoulder. I also have a camera bag that will go around my  waist, but I don't 
use it 
quite as much or I put it on my shoulder more often  than my waist. It's a 
little too bulky at my waist to be totally comfortable. 

Some neat neck straps mentioned.

Marnie aka Doe  

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