JJC Wrist Strap

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I have made an upgrade to my Nikon D50 after a few years.... well, 15 maybe.

When I am out I never use the neck strap and I end up wrapping it around my hand and hold the body in my right hand, and operate the lens with my left.

Then I saw the neoprene wrist strap being advertised on Facebook.  Odd. As only a few old fogeys use DSLR cameras nowadays. Maybe it was targeted advertising...

Anyway, it was a bit pricey so I had a look on good ole Amazon.  Sure enough, there were a few choices.  I chose the £7.99 version.

Photo taken on Sony DSC-P200.

It's only a wrist strap if you have tiny hands. For me it fits comfortably abound the four fingers of my hand and allows me to hold the camera with fingers and thumb as normal, and still use the shutter button.


Taken on the D50 today

All in all it's been a successful purchase.

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