We want to use this tripod for a video camara. how much weit it can hold? Thanks.
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I believe the tripod was designed for video camera use and believe some of the reviews mrntion smooth movement for video use. How much it will hold I am not sure but think minimum 10 pounds. All metal construction gave me confidence (rubber feet and grips).
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This is the most affordable solid tripod you could ever look at buying. Not sure on the specs, but I hold a 15 pound video camera on it just fine, and I have had no issues.
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I'm sure it wouldn't hold the weight of a DSLR. I have a larger GorillaPod designed for micro 4/3 cameras and when I tried to mount a Canon 7D on it, it was very frustrating because the legs kept collapsing due to the weight.
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Hi, The important part is the "Head" more than the tri-pod. The head you need is the Manfrotto 393 for steady video and shots. Than you can use most any Manfrotto tri-pod that will hold 3-5 lbs. or so. and with a 3/8" screw. Hope this helps. Happy new Year!
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I am not certain of the max weight because I only use mine for a tabletop telescope (about 8-10lbs) but I can tell you this tripod is build like a tank and is very high quality. I would not hesitate in putting 20-30 lbs on it with no worry
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Not to much it is kinda flimsy but holds a magnum xxxl very well. I tried to use a light mover in it definitely to unstable for that.
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It should hold it just fine. Bear in mind it isn't a heavy duty tripod, and it won't take getting knocked around much, but for the price it's been great.
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Hello! I bought the camara and the tripod has 7 inches approximately. But it is very stable!
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I had use it with about 20 lbs load (dolly wheels, video tripod, fluid head, DSLR camera w/monitor) and it worked pretty good. I don't know what is its max load capacity though.
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NO! It will not bear the weight of that. The plastic leg locks will break and collapse, already tried it, don't risk an expensive camera on a cheap one-use tripod like this.
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It should work. The only concern I would have is the weight. The tripod is sturdy but I wouldn't want anything over 5 pounds on it. I use my tripod with a spotting scope. There is still a little vibration when the center column is extended. If you were planning on using it for video I would go for something a little more heavy duty.
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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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i use a 5.5 ft heavy duty tripod do not leave camera connected while moving around ,camera mounts to lens weak.
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If you're talking about weight, then I have no doubt this tripod will hold any sort of camera up in its regular tripod stance.Will it hold it the weight of the camera while strapped vertically/horizontally? I can't say for sure, I use this tripod on conjunction with my iPhone and Quadlock system and it doesn't wiggle at all. I say for the money, its worth the gamble to test it out to see if it exceeds your needs.
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actually according to "VariZoom" themselves, max. is 64" and the min. is 30" and will support UP TO 10lbs. of camera weight.
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I cannot answer specifically for your camera, but, it supports my Pentax PF-80ED spotting scope with ease. The scope weighs close to 4 lbs. I could not be happier with this pod.
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My guess is it would hold despite very small screws but would not work in windy conditions. That said, I plan to use the tripod for trips to Hawaii and Eastern Europe as it will fit into my suitcase. Helene
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I recommend it for lighter point and shoot camera only, I have Sony hx30v PS camera and this tripod can't handle the weight of it.