Reddit mentions of BLACKRAPID Street Breathe Courroie fine boîtier mirrorless

I have considered that capture clip but I'm really not a fan. I think the black rapid street is the way to go, personally. Currently I have the Topo Designs strap which I got because it was much more comfortable than the stock leather strap and it's stiff so it made it easy to level the camera on a rock without a tripod... but it's heavy and isn't great at keeping the camera streamlined against your body while on the go.


The issue with the BRS 3000T is the way I made my windscreen from this guide. Notice how he has many holes near the bottom of the screen? Well those holes are absolutely necessary. If you don't have those holes, the windsceen will create some resistance for the intake to the stove to work against, causing the stove to spit and sputter. As soon as I removed the windsceen, the stove was back to operating as normal. This has been a regular issue for me and I wasn't able to pinpoint the problem until this trip.

I personally love [this](http://www.BlackRapid.com/ Breathe Street Camera Strap https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LFOTJBU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_D5PbzbZX4D1B8), comfy and convenient.

1. Both can take great pictures, DSLR's are going to be cheaper for the same image quality, but be slightly bigger. As far as video, it depends on the DSLR and your video expectations. There are some DSLRs that can match the video af performance of mirrorless cameras.
   
   
2. Find one that she likes the feel of. To me Sony grips feel weird, and I don't want to pay a price premium to go Fuji or olympus, and comparing the nikon to the Canon the nikon felt better to me and wins out in specs that mattered to me. But to your GF she may hate the way a nikon feels.
   
   
3. There isn't one best spec. Just like there isn't one best camera. Everything is about compromise. Any modern camera can take great pictures, there are not "bad" cameras except for a few exceptions.
   
   
4. Keh and buy used online and have it shipped to you. And don't buy a bundle with a bunch of crap accessories.
   
   
5. Start with the Camera, a lens, a memory card and a strap. From there let her learn and see what she needs. A tripod that I would use might not be the tripod she needs for the style she develops, the same for everything. But as she needs
   
   
   But honestly within your budget, you will get a lot more camera for a DSLR than you will a mirrorless.
   
   https://www.keh.com/shop/nikon-d3300-black-digital-camera-body-24-2-m-p.html - D3300 - $228
   
   https://www.keh.com/shop/tamron-17-50mm-f-2-8-aspherical-di-ii-sp-if-ld-xr-a16-5-pin-autofocus-lens-for-nikon-aps-c-sensor-dslrs-67.html - 17-50 2.8 - $208
   
   https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-32GB-UHS-I-SDSDXXG-032G-GN4IN/dp/B01J5RHBQ4 - Memory card - $15
   
   https://www.amazon.com/BlackRapid-Breathe-Street-Camera-Included/dp/B01LFOTJBU - Sling strap - $40
   
   That gives her a great all purpose lens, that can be used low light and wide enough to do nature, but still has a zoom to give some range. A high quality memory card, an amazing strap, and a camera that has IQ to match any other crop sensor camera on the market.
   

here ya go!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LFOTJBU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_dp_T2_OvAnzbMTBCC43

Personally I felt the padding aprt on the end was a little smaller than how it looks in the photo. Maybe my camera is just bigger than their ghost camera though. Doesn't change the effectiveness though.