What is the max weight on a camera? I have a canon SD1100 is and will be using waterproof camera bag.
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I don't have the max weight the strap will float, but he Nikon Coolpix Floating Strap was apparently designed for the Nikon Coolpix AW100. I have an AW110 which is slightly heavier than the AW100. The AW110 exceeds the weight the strap will float. If you can find the specs of the AW100 online, you should be able to determine the weight of the AW100. That's probably about the max weight the strap will float. Hope that helps.
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I have no clue what the max weight is. I have a AW100 and it weighs 6 oz on our kitchen scale.
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If you're asking how much the strap weighs, I just weighed it and it's exactly 1.0 oz. If you're asking how much it'll hold, I don't know. I just pulled pretty hard on it and it held up OK. I use it on the Nikon AW110, and it works well with it.
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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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The heaviest rig I have is a Canon 7D with a 70-200L 2.8 and it handles it well (with the lens collar of course). Don't think I would go any heavier, especially if it was a 500mm prime.
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I would not trust it whatsoever with anything over 2lbs. Even at 2 it's a little bit sketchy. And like the other answer said, this product is so-so at best. If you're using a point and shoot or go-pro on it, fine. But it's not enough for a DSLR like a Canon T2i or T3i or anything larger.
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I am not too sure but all I know is I have a full size canon camera and it hold its weight with no problem. My camera weight about 6 pound. I hope this help.
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i don't doubt it. so long as its light enough there shouldn't be a problem.in its' stats it's said to have a "Max Camera Weight: 1.25 lb(570g)" and the camera is said to weigh 7.3 ounces, so it should be ok
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I can't help you with this. my camera has always been & will be used only under dry conditions. Nothing in the Specs says that this model is waterproof. dust sealing against its sensor might be an official feature that is YET to be tested. you might want a leather half case to give it more grip. Presumingly, it is not sealed against waterfalls. Good luck
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The case is similar to a wetsuit material. Because the flap is not watertight it would only help if you might get a little rained on. The bag, I don't really use. I keep the camera in a camera backpack in the case.
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Yes. I have the same camera and it just fits. No room to spare.I haven't tested to see if it is waterproof. I do not like the clips they have to close it. They are not easy to line up or close quickly.
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I would go with something larger for a DSLR. I think it would support the weight but something a little larger would be more steady with the camera attached, especially at any sort of an angle.
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Yes easily, the camera MUCH heavier than my iPhone 5s. Be sure that case is waterproof!
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According to Adorama, the maximum weight capacity is 10kg or 22lbs. This seems excessive to me but I have mounted my Sony A99 with the vertical battery grip and a 100mm-400mm lens attached. Total wt. abt. 2kg or 4.4lbs with no issue. It is quite stable considering its light wieght.
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Get a real camera backpack from Lowepro or Tamrac. You don't want your equipment rattling around unprotected. Check out the Lowepro Slingshot 200 - it is a good choice and reasonably priced.
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about 3/4 lb. it is a great case by the way!I carry it on my motorcycle and it keeps all of my camera gear safe and dry at all times
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I can only tell you that my Nikon Coolpix AW110 camera weighs 193g, and this wrist strap float works with it. We tested it in our really deep kitchen sink.
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Stacey, I rolled my kayak in rapids and was caught up in a fallen tree for almost a half hour. The bag was completely filled with water. To be fair, I don't think I had compressed all of the air out of the bag when I rolled it up and snapped it shut, but the camera was a total loss. I'm not sure that it was meant for such extreme conditions, but I'll never take an expensive camera in this bag again through rapids.