1. Choose The Right Position On Your Strap

Before tightening anything, decide where you naturally reach for your camera. Most users position the CamLatch on the upper section of the shoulder strap — just below collarbone height. This keeps your camera secure but instantly accessible. Avoid placing it too low, where it may swing, or too close to your neck, where it can feel restrictive. Take a moment to test the position by holding your camera in place before fastening.

2. Thread The Strap Through The CamLatch

Slide the backpack strap through the rear channel of the CamLatch.

Make sure:

• The strap lies flat
• There are no twists
• The latch sits flush against the strap

The CamLatch is designed to distribute load across the strap, so correct alignment is important for stability.