Holdfast Gear Money Maker Two-Camera Harness (English Bridle, Tan, Regular)

This is ridiculously expensive. No one in their right mind pays this much for a harness. I'm just being blunt--it's pretty obvious.However, if you are one of the crazy people to consider spending this kind of money because you want something reliable and of good quality (but not quite top-shelf), this may be for you.If you are really crazy and you want to *look good* at weddings while you wear a suit, tie, silk boutonniere, cuff-links, etc, taking those great photographs, this is 100% for you. It's a walking advertisement for your photography business, and it does that job very well. Just realize that the real reason you're paying this much is really just for people to take notice and consider you for their photographer.--- Side note: does not come with quick-plate compatible bolts. You'll need to order those directly from the manufacturer if you also carry a monopod on you. Yes, it's comfortable, despite the simple design, and it makes carrying double full-size bodies, including a 70-200, reasonable for a 12+ hour day.

I use this strap to photograph and video-record our swim team during meets. I'll wear it for up to four hours at a time. I have yet to use it with two cameras. So far:Pros:1. Comfort - less strain than neck strap2. Camera moves freely up to the picture position3. Secure - I have not experienced any problem with the camera bolt coming loose (I always use the safety catch just in case). The camera feels as if it sits closer to me when its at my side than with a neck or slingNegatives:1. Good for working photography (lots of pictures; lots of walking) - unnecessary at casual affairs of short duration2. Bulky - It comes with a handy bag when not in use. However, it spreads out when you take it off.3. Expensive (worth it as far as I am concerned)I needed to get the adjustable extensions for use with the video eye piece I attach to my Nikon.

This is ideal for shooting with two cameras. The weight is distributed nicely, and there is less stain on my neck and upper shoulders. The only problem I've had is then the ring that goes on the side of camera, caught on my lace top, but it was easy to undo without hurting the blouse. There are times, when Is see the leather from the underside on my black tops, but if not wearing black, there is no evidence of this. All in all, it's a great concept and perfection for weddings!

It is a great look and great material - it seems to catch my hair a lot and ended up ripping out some of my hair by the end of one of my weddings. Also I was wearing a loose shirt and the strap got caught in my shirt about 60% of the time - pretty annoying. Other than that and the price, it is a great look and nice to have two cameras on your hip during a wedding ceremony but other than that I really didn't need all that weight

Game changer for wedding photography. I no longer feel as if I've been hit by a bus after an 8 or 9 hour wedding. The leather is nice and soft and everyone tells me I look like a badass when wearing it. The medium size workes well for me as a 5'4" 125 lb woman.