Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> I'll have to do something a little more drastic. The name plate on mine
> is metal. I was able to bend it a little with my fingers but not much.
>
I had the same impression from the front, it is very hard to bend. From
the back, it's easier, even through the fabric. I just can't imagine
Canon suddenly changed from plastic to metal.
> One of the reviewers on Amazon did it by cutting a small slit on the
> inside fabric and then pried the two pieces apart.
>
I managed it without a slit.
> I just tried this and it didn't work very well. However, it was
> inspiration for something similar that does work well. I slid all but
> one leg of the tripod through one of the side loops and let it hang
> there. I then pulled one of the bottom loops (which are pretty long)
> off to the same side and looped it over the bottom of all three legs.
> It hangs there quite securely and doesn't flap about or hit my back
> side. The straps can still be fairly loose fitting such that there's
> not much hassle getting the tripod in and out and no velcro is required.
>
Sounds like a better solution.
Moose
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