What's the maximum weight of a camera that it can float?
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I use it with an 8.0 Ounce canon Power Shot and it floats it with buoyancy to spare. My guess is that It would comfortably float a max weight of around 12 ounces and maybe a little more ... The strap is easy to install and remove. It is very comfortable on the wrist.
850907
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.
1877103
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.
645356
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.
780099
If your camcorder is over a pound (1lbs) then absolutely NO! The plastic handles that lock the legs extended will explode and break, do not risk your camera on this thing.
1080412
I am not sure about the weight of that camera model, but this is one of the sturdiest tripods I have ever seen! Hope this helps!
399873
amazingly I have this thing a 4 foot indy jib with 16 pound weights and a camera rail system on a ephoto pro tripod. about 27 or so pounds on it and it works smoothly. glides on the wheels with no problem.
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I dont have an exact number, But I can load my camera with 2 AA batteries in it and go over jumps on my kawasaki. It seems to take the weight just fine as long as its locked in tight enough.
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Not sure the full weight but I've easily put a 5d mk iii on it with a tamron 24-70 w a led light with no problem
1372058
Just guessing, I'd say it's 3-4 pounds, without any fluid head and camera attachments. It's very light, but rock solid.
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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.
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Absolutely!!! I have this exact model of camera and float. The float wii actually bring the camera to the surface when under water!
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I've been using the system for about a year, and I usually hang a DSLR that has a total weight (camera, teleconverter, and lens) of about 9-10 lbs. I take a lot of photos of competitive swimming, and the camera is lifted out of the holster mechanism and slipped back into the holster many times during an event (events may last 4-6 hours). I have never noted any damage to any portion of the holster mechanism.
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my camera (not including the video screen or the waterproof case) weighs in at a mere 1/4 pound. Add on a mounting bracket for another 1/8 lb. Maybe the entire package with charger and hardware is 2.4lbs. Take off for the wild blue yonder! P. Brown
524062
NO! It will not bear the weight of that. The plastic leg locks will break and collapse, already tried it, don't risk an expensive camera on a cheap one-use tripod like this.
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Don't know how much it weighs, but I do imagine it can float on water. It is quite lightweight.
2076702
I have a Fujifilm xp60 which is pretty heavy for a camera and one float worked fine. This product comes with 2 floats and I used both for ocean trips as a precaution but everything worked fine and one float should work for most days out.