Photo provide a photo of the strap installed on the camera. I am missing the instructions. Thank you.

I am really feeling stupid in asking this question. On the Sigma 60-600 lens is there a strap that attaches to the lens?
Not the camera strap but one that actually attaches to the lens. I know I saw it somewhere but as Murphys Law would have it, it cannot be found. Does anyone know where the documentation is for this strap? I do have the users guide but the print is too small for my old eyes. Thanks to anyone who can help.

Thank you for helping me.

As stated in my post the phone was at the phone store teathered to the display rack. There was no way to test it out.

The advertisement stated 200 mp.

Passed on the S24 Ultra. Got the S24+. My cellphone died so did not have a choice Thanks for responding.

Holy smoke! Went to buy a new android phone. Amazing.. one has a 200 mp rear camera. I can't imagine that. They had it wired up to the display so did not get to try it out. My last phone was 7 years old, the newer ones are amazing. Why would anyone want a 200 mp rear camera? What are your thoughts?

Great topic. Like others have already stated, I do not like to advertise the camera by using the 'brand' strap. I do like using the strap around my neck along with hand carrying the camera. This provides a safety net should my hands accidently drop the camera. There is a pouch on the strap for a battery and memory card which is useful to have without needing to remember to bring them. If using a tripod, the strap is wrapped around the tripod to prevent wind shake. My cameras have never been without their straps nor do I see this happening in the future. For me, strapped is my choice.

The fight is real! Enjoy your new camera.

While looking at some old memory cards, these came up...what a stroll down memory lane!
1). Moose in the yard (she visited often)
2). Sand hill crane
3). Redpoll bird in the yard
4). Moose at Denali National Park

I hope you enjoy these.

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Amazing! Kudos to you and thank you for your service to the fire department.

As for the D500, it is imho a fantastic camera. It will probably never leave my dslr collection. For birding it is my preferred camera paired with the Sigma 60-600. That's my 2 cents worth!

Yes, I agree learning something new shouldn't be stressful. Unfortunately the road has been bumpy lately so no need to add a further obstacle. Maybe once the dust settles there will be more of a desire.

At 74, I am not willing to subject myself to the stress of learning a new mirrorless camera. My Nikon bodies and lenses will probably outlast me. Since my current gear meets my needs, there is no reason to invest in mirrorless. So your quote Epictetus: " "He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has" works for me as well.

Wow 6 pages of responses. Thank you everyone! I did order the tripod from B&H not realizing the shipper was Fed Ex. B&H has been my source for all things photography related since forever. Any problem has always been handled expediently (usually a shipping problem). I went with the trusted source.
So let's close this topic with a bit of grammatical humor, eh!