will it support 6 lb DSLR camera?
2069610
Hi, if your camera has 1/4"-20 thread mounting hole, the bracket will work with it. Irene
2069611
I would think so if you support the base, we have the IR camera mounted to the pole.
2069612
As long as the camera has the pre-made hole to accept pole screw you'll be fine. If it doesn't have it your out of luck.
2069613
I only used a 2lb CCTV camera. It looks sturdy enough but I can't guarantee
2069614
Provided you have mounted to something solid it will. I use it with an older digital video camera that weighs more than 6 lbs and it is fine
1371090
This unit is poorly made and does not support much weight. My unit would not support a Canon Dslr.
526662
I would say no. It's engineered to hold a go pro which is very small. I wouldn't assume it would hold a large camera
2251847
As for a weight number I cannot answer that. However, it will hold any SLR/DSLR made, add a heavy it will hold that as well. My B-Grip carries my Nikon f100 with vertical battery grip, a 28-75 f/2.8 lens, though it is heavy the B-Grip works well. Be not afraid to hang your camera from the B-Grip.
1269653
No, it is not able to hold a dslr. I use it for my small camcorder and it works, but it can't hold much more
1331699
No it won't. This is in itself is a tripod with a swivel head and both the male and female threads are 1/4" x 20 TPI. I found it won't support or stay in place when supporting any standard weight SLR camera. Only one that is as light as a small cell phone.
2188857
Here's the thing. Yes, it will hold it. But, you don't want it to. This tripod weighs maybe 16oz at best. I wouldn't trust my old Kodak 126 with rotating cube flash attached to this thing!
1238708
It should do. I have used mine on a gizto traveller's tripod which is very light and it worked fine, so the weight should not be an issue.
2076699
My Olympus TG-3 weighs 8.7 and the float worked fine. So, yes it should support your camera.-Bill
1784419
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.
1219352
It can support up to 6 pounds of camera+lens. Add the weight of your camera+lens; if it's heavier than 6 pounds then you need the Gorillapod Focus which can support 11 pounds. Cheers!
330064
I've used this with a Sony Alpha and very heavy 500mm lens. (I've even used it with two cameras mounted at the same time.) I can't give an exact pound weight but it is a very stable mount and as long as you can balance the camera's center of balance properly, it will hold virtually any standard DSLR and lens.
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.
845189
i have this Rig and it works great with my DSLR and a Prime ZEISS 50MM lens. anything above 6lbs, becomes kind of heavy for the arms. but the rig can handle 10lbs easy.
2088268
It has a plate that is larger than what most DSLR cameras require, But I don't see why it wouldn't. I typically use it for a medium sized video camera.
1844037
it has supported a canon 7d with 70-200 f2.8 and extender. this is about 10 pounds total. it is very sturdy. I suspect that the head that you choose, not the tripod itself, will be your limiter.
370138
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).