Could this carry the weight of a GoPro?
1537280
sorry it took awhile to answer. i think it can. i havent flown my quad yet. took me awhile to program it. its just me. im tech challanged
1537281
yes i can carry the weight and transmitter and extra small battery for your fpv system
1537282
Yes it is strong enough to carry it. the problem is how you set the gopro on the frame. I put it on top. Is ok but quite shaky. Another solution is to add a tall landing skid and set the camera underneath, but I can't find anything dedicated for this frame. You may need to make your own.
1132127
I do not know the maximum weight but I do not think it would safely hold a heavy camera. We do a lot of photography also and I would not trust it for that. My husband is using this for a spotting scope while hunting and that is about the most I would trust it on.
915122
Small items yes but any weight adjustment causes stability challenges. Definitely wouldn't be able to handle a go pro. Looks like you need a drone. :)
1872427
You can and are perfectly free to mount a GoPro on this quadcopter, HOWEVER, it will not fly with such a load.If you take off the plastic shell, the upper max limit of what it can carry is about 50 grams. I really do mean max too, it's able to get in the air and stay there with that much weight, but just to hover you're running 90-95% throttle.
280286
Yes it would. Just keep in mind this is a heavy duty tripod, so if hiking for miles and miles is how you plan on using it, you might want to opt for something lighter. However, for portraits or food blogging is your thing, this would be ideal!
2057202
I would be worried about the weight it can handle. If supported correctly it might.
1954611
Keep in mind that the actual tripod structure can bear this weight. However, the clamps to adjust the angle of the tripod may not be able to bear the weight.
222462
Absolutely, the GoPro is NOT needed for flight. In fact, you'll get more flight time without it as you won't be carrying around the extra weight.
1921236
I believe it would have the power to be able to lift a very small lightweight video camera (it would have to be smaller than even a go pro) but unfortunately because this is not a professional unit it would not be balanced nor would it have the capability for the balance to be adjusted. For cameras i would always suggest using a quad copter for its stability. Basic helicopters don't have the precision of a quad copter that would be very beneficial for taking video.
404400
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.
184303
It can definitely carry that much weight. Loading it properly to distribute the weight could be important. I love mine!
1872430
no first of all it cant take the payload of a go pro also if you need a higher quality camera get the Syma X5C I wish I had really thought of it before however know this it is in the place #11 in helicopters but the U818A won #3
1460840
I would no try it. This is a foam glider. Go pro would weight more than the plane.
1230258
It is strong enough but with a gimbal head and moving around quickly, it would feel quite flimsy. I would go for a beefier tripod to use with a gimbal head.
1516437
I can't answer this with certainty because I don't know the minimum weight requirement for a camera. The GoPro cameras are light, so you may have to use a smaller weight than comes with the stabilizer (such as a flat washer(s) from a hardware store). Also, the camera has to have a standard tripod socket.
899086
Dear, might it cannot. Though the item can make float, prevent the GoPro Hero 2 or Hero 3 camera from sinking. So you don't have to worry about losing it in the water.Notes: Floaty will not support the weight of the suction cup mount which is not recommended for high impact water sports.
874123
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.