Does this add a lot of weight to the camera that would make the back end much heavier? Thanks
2064318
Ya, it's a larger and heavier battery. It'll add some size and weight to the back of the camera.
2064319
I don't think so. But, they are about 2.5 times longer than provided battery.
163593
It works as intended including shutter control but since the suze and the addition of the two batteries, it does add weight and bulkiness to the camera. If camera is going on a tripod, (optional) wrist strap needs to be removed for better stability
1571261
I don't know how much your setup weighs but my camera with battery grip and biggest lens is sturdily supported by this tripod. Depending on the direction that you're facing your scope, you may want to extend the two front legs of this tripod for more support. I have not ever had a problem with this tripod as far as weight concerns. This little guy is a tank. Hope this helps.
2182892
No, absulutely no. But of u have a heavier camera like slr thn it's really good n useful. Coz I have one of this
1260002
The package states that it weighs 2.8 pounds. It is very sturdy and I would purchase another one. The only issue that I have is that if your SLR style camera has a rubber cover for protection, then the removable base (for the tripod) is tight.
332332
No its really for lighter Camera's. You would have to add more weight then comes with it. It would get really heavy. I tried it with a Sony Z5U and it was impossible.
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.
1915801
NO!!! it will NOT support a mid or heavy camera, not anything over 1lb. The problem lies in the leg's locking mechanism that will break, it's a common defect, I had a few of these and they all broke (and the cameras were never over 2lbs).
1377873
No - I have looped the camera bag strap around the centr column to add weight. It's surprisingly stable - it is not meant to be a rock solid all purpose tripod. It's for travel - I took it all around Germany/Austria etc. and it did very well - it even kept my 6D w/28-300 L series relatively calm for long night exposures. That being said - it is not rock solid and does better when the legs are not fully extended. Highly recommend for travel - but if you're looking for stability - you're going to have pay much more for some carbon if you're looking to keep weight down and stability at the maximum. Hope this helps... No - I have looped the camera bag strap around the centr column to add weight. It's surprisingly stable - it is not meant to be a rock solid all purpose tripod. It's for travel - I took it all around Germany/Austria etc. and it did very well - it even kept my 6D w/28-300 L series relatively calm for long night exposures. That being said - it is not rock solid and does better when the legs are not fully extended. Highly recommend for travel - but if you're looking for stability - you're going to have pay much more for some carbon if you're looking to keep weight down and stability at the... » Read More No - I have looped the camera bag strap around the centr column to add weight. It's surprisingly stable - it is not meant to be a rock solid all purpose tripod. It's for travel - I took it all around Germany/Austria etc. and it did very well - it even kept my 6D w/28-300 L series relatively calm for long night exposures. That being said - it is not rock solid and does better when the legs are not fully extended. Highly recommend for travel - but if you're looking for stability - you're going to have pay much more for some carbon if you're looking to keep weight down and stability at the maximum. Hope this helps... « Show Less
1885829
Mine does not do this, it is pretty heavy. Did you buy the whole camera or just the shell?
1503132
It can support the weight. Your just camera needs to have the place to slip the loop through.
2065319
Yes it will. It has the same design as the other straps, but in a more compact form. The shoulder pad is narrower so the weight of the camera would feel heavier as it's distributed over a smaller portion of your shoulder. The bigger straps have a wider and more padded shoulder pad for comfort with extended use.
682570
If you are using a heavy DSLR, the belt will likely gradually slide down even if fitted tightly. I have a little bit of a problem with sliding of this nature; but that is mostly because my camera setup weighs close to 10 pounds. A workaround for you might be to attach traditional suspenders to the belt.
1439554
No, the issue is the weight, the plastic locking handles will break under the weight. Already tried it with that camera.
432361
No. This is meant to ask as a stabilizing handle for DSLRs similar to the handle that is built into the body of professional video cameras. It does not have any counterweights or balancing mechanisms.
1926716
Look I have on this mi canon rebel t3i and a tascam recorder with a light on the top I don't now how much weight is but I can tell is heavy and the opteka moon grip still strong very secure and I don't have too much trouble with the weight but obvious all the tree items I carry on this is very light except for the recorder. But for sure is more than 5 pounds.
1737897
It can but it wouldn't be ideal. When your camera is out on the ends of the slider there will be a little movement. Best if used with two Tripods. Not 100% sure on weight but I would say 6-7lbs