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Reddit mentions of VONOTO DSLR Camera Hard Plastic Waist Belt Buckle Button - Camera Hanger Belt Clip Holster Holder Fast Loading rig for Canon 5d2 Nikon d7000 etc -Black
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of VONOTO DSLR Camera Hard Plastic Waist Belt Buckle Button - Camera Hanger Belt Clip Holster Holder Fast Loading rig for Canon 5d2 Nikon d7000 etc -Black. Here are the top ones.
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Easy quick-draw access to your lightweight DSLR camera.get more carrying comfort with the camera holster and it is convenient for you to place and take out of your camera.No more dangling cameras from your neck and shoulders.Finally, the fun of photos without the hassle of dangling cameras and twisted straps! No more strap trouble when bending downFits in the palm of your hand, can easily be packed in a travel bag or purse and is rather discrete when worn. Get your shots while keeping a low profile,Ready to travelFits in the palm of your hand, can easily be packed in a travel bag or purse and is rather discrete when worn. Get your shots while keeping a low profile.
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Depends on what kind of portraits you want. Everything else you could cover with the lens you have. You can do compelling contextual portraits with the lens you already have.
I'd like something wider for streets and landscapes; on a personal vacation I'll take the wcl-x100 (19mm, 28mm equivalent) and mostly "f8 and be there". But I just shot a whole wedding with a 23 and 56. The 56 is hard to beat for flattering portraits and head shots.
Thing is, you really want flattering portraits of the natives? I would think on a trip like that, you'd want context.
You can pick up the 18mm pancake for under $300. Or if you're wanting to keep it all WR, go with the 23. Also consider if you never change the lens you don't have to worry about dropping a lens, keeping up with the spare, getting dust in the body, etc. These are all reasons I like the x100 w/ wcl-x100 for personal travel.
Also, i just did a long trip with one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SGY5M28/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_CjzeAbJ3JBEEG
I never used the strap I packed. Carry the Alan wrench in a pocket though. Tighten up the screw a couple times a day for piece of mind. My favorite new piece of kit in many years. And only $10.