Product Description:
A grip strap for the E-3 body when used with the HLD-4. Useful for any photographic situations where grip security is of special concern - e.g., adventure sport, aerial photography. Helps to reduce grip fatigue during prolonged shooting sessions.
Product Details
- Feature:
- A Grip Strap for the E-3 body when used with the HLD-4.
- Useful for any photographic situations where grip security is of special concern- e.g., adventure sport, aerial photography.
- Helps to reduce grip fatigue during prolonged shooting sessions.
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Olympus
- EAN: 0050332161139
- Label: Olympus
- Manufacturer: Olympus
- Model: 260256
- MPN: 260256
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Photography
- ProductTypeName: CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES
- ProductTypeSubcategory: other-camera-accessories
- Publisher: Olympus
- Studio: Olympus
- UPC: 050332161139
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