can it balance a D800 with a Nikon 80-200mm lens
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Donna, I am sorry I don't have that information, check the Steadicam site which has a list of cameras and measurements under Merlin.I hope you can work it out from there, I would think it should be OK from my playing with various cameras on the Merlin.Good luck with itGordon Bennett
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I don't know about Nikon. . I could never get it to balance my Canon 7D. I tried with 3 different lenses. Just know if you order it and have to return it (because you didn't want it), you will be stuck paying shipping charges.
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Hey there, right now I'm running a D800 with a 24-70mm and there is still a weight left so it should be ok. I am assuming the 80-200mm should be similar in weight. That being said, if size and portability is not a concern I would suggest a glide cam for smoother gliding. Else the steadicam is unbeatable for travelling.
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Donna, I am sorry I don't have that information, check the Steadicam site which has a list of cameras and measurements under Merlin. I hope you can work it out from there, I would think it should be OK from my playing with various cameras on the Merlin. Good luck with it Gordon Bennett
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Absolutely. It mounts the exact same way as the Nikon version and does so tightly. I have no concerns with this camera on my D800 and I shoot a lot of weddings and outdoor sporting activities and definitely put this thing through its paces.
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I have a Nikon D40 - I do not know if it would fit a D80. That would depend on the lens size.
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It mounted with no problem on a Nikon D-80. I needed an adapter to change the size of the mounting screw so that it would mount onto my monopod.
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Yes it will fit the d80! I have a nikon d80 and that's the camera I use this lens with.
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yes it will. recently let a friend use it who owns a D80 works fine she was very impressed with the results
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I don't know for sure. I have a Nikon D3100, which fits and it fits a 200mm lens.
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It can ! It depends on the mount. You have the same model for the Nikon. Just type Sigma 24-70 Nikon, and you'll find it.
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Yes, the device has 3 threaded 1/4-20 holes in the bottom for attachment to a tripod or other support. Two holes line up perfectly for the pop up alignment knob that is on many tripod plates. Be aware that it may change the center position of the camera depending on the model of camera. On the D800 it actually corrected the center position to dead center of the camera, so it was a good thing.
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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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Yes, I have an D800 and it works great, I also used it with the D80 and it worked equally as well!
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I bought this product for my Nikon 5100 with 18-55mm lenseIt works. But not well. Very hard to balance and rarely gets perfect. I had to go to the hardware store to get more weights for it. I would get a steady cam that supports more weight.Check out rhino camera gear
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I don't believe so. This lens does not fit my d80. Perhaps if you get a special adapter?
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Yes, it can, my Nikon D3100 fits perfectly upright with the lens mounted on it. If you remove the two soft dividers, maybe you can fit the camera horizontally, but it's a perfect fit vertically too. Hope that helps. :-)
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No, I had tried to put my D800 on, it tilt. You cannot use it for a real slr
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I have used a Nikon D800 (31 oz) plus a Nikkor 60-200mm f2.8 lens (54 oz) and it was stable & fine. No issues.
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Yes it works on the D80, including the AF. But it is not that wide at 24mm because of the cropped sensor. Still great for a general zoom lens though.