Will this float a Canon D20 (about 227 grams or 8 oz.)?
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Even with a Nikon coolpix it does not completely keep it afloat, it does slow it way down.
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Not sure. My husband got this for his Nikon AW110 which is supposed to weigh 6.9 ounces. Since he hasn't used it yet, we don't want to give a wrong answer. Sorry.
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I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub... » Read More I would not chance it with that camera. I am using the lanyard with a waterproof submersible camera by Nikon. It is bound to go beneath the surface of the water but simply not sink to the bottom with the camera of which it is intended for which is the waterproof camera. I would not chance it with your camera unless you looking to lose it. It will get ruined in the water if not waterproof if doesn't sink to the bottom of the ocean or lake first. If your camera is waterproof than I would get TWO of the lanyards and connect them to the camera, but first I would check it in a pool or a bathtub to make sure it does not sink to the bottom before you take it out in real life. Just my. .02 « Show Less
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I use it with the Nikon AW110 that weighs 6.9 oz. But I think that extra ounce, might be borderline. I wouldn't risk it.
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It should... my D3100 + a 55-200mm lens weighs about 1100 grams. The description says it holds up to 3 kilos. It all depends on how you adjust the legs and the angle of the camera. I've used mine clamped to the railing of a cruise ship. I took great care in wrapping the legs and balancing the camera before letting go completely to use the remote release.
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No. In fact it floats a lot at .1 grain. I have gone back to my beam scale for my deer loads.
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According to Canon's website, it weighs 112.5 oz. Thanks, and let us know if you have any other questions.
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This is not the greatest stablizer especially with heavier equipment. I tried using this with a nikon d800 with a nikkor 14-24. All together it weighs just over 2 kilos. At that weight your going to have to use most if not all of the counter balance weights and as a consequence you'll get a lot of swing.
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It depends on if you can hold 6.5+ pounds in one hand in front of your body for extended periods of time. I too have a 60D with an 18-135mm and find no issues balancing it. It takes practice but it works. Also take into account that the next step up is considerably more pricey. As mentioned though, you do need extra washers if you plan to use anything above the weight of a small camcorder. Just my two cents... :)
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Not sure if it will or not. It supports my Nikon D7000,18-300 and auxillary battery with no problems. That set up weighs just shy of 5 pounds. It has a built in hook in the center. I hang my camera backpack there for extra stability especially if it is windy. Hope that info helps.
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I'm sure it would prevent it from sinking. My camera is heavier than my phone and it holds it up. The camera is submerged but the float stays on the surface
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The tripod can hold a total weight of about 26.7 lbs, so you have plenty there to hold you equipment (canon 6d with 70-300mm lens).
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I have used it with a Canon 70d camera and that was no problem. The Mini-Pro is really solid and appears to be able to hold more weight than the 2 lbs 1.5 oz. that the 70D weighs.
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No problem. I use a Canon T2i with a 70-300 and it supports it well. Just make sure the tripod that you are using is rated for that weight. The Pistol Grip is best tripod head I have ever used. Very well made and almost all metal. I handled and used others made of plastic and those do not compare to the Dolica.
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There's no reason it shouldn't given that it only weighs just over 1 pound. I've used it with Canon DSLRs no problem.
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It will NOT support the weight though, I already tried it with that camera and the plastic leg locks broke. Don't risk your camera on this cheap tripod.
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An iPhone 5s is listed as being 112g. I have tested this with a GoPro Hero 3+ that (with housing) is listed as 136g and it worked great. So you should be good to go. Whatever case your using to strap this thing on to your iPhone might add a little weight, but probably not enough to cause this float to fail. With the GoPro, it even bobbed out of the water about half way.
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I'm not sure about the weight of that model. I gather that just one of these floats could have held up 2 GoPro Hero3s. Since they send you two of them, maybe you could attach them both if the Nikon is a heavier model. They really don't seem to get in the way of shooting. I'm using them all the time around water now. I never realized just how fast a cam will sink if dropped.
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Published weight is 2400gr/84.6oz. I put mine on an Orion Paragon field tripod and have had no problems.
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This is a small unit and I do not think it can support a camera unless it is very small and light. Under 20 grams