Will this 'pod support the weight of a Canon 7D & a 240-70 L lens or a telephoto (Canon 70-300 USM)?
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probably not the 70-300 lens. an option is to set the pod support so the lens is partially with something- a limb a rock
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Does the lens or camera have a tripod mount - if so - then the tripod will hold the camera. As to stability - it depends on how stable you want it to be. With the legs fully extended and a heavy rig - it will jiggle a little bit. I used this tripod for travel in Europe and for night shooting. I used a Canon 6D with EF24-105 L/IS/USM with solid results. I even used it (legs shortened down for stability) with EF28-300 L-series (lens mounted on the tripod for balance - not the camera) again with solid results. When using the heavier cam-lens combo, I also hung the camera bag on the mount to help with stability. If you use this tripod with realistic expectations it is a trusty item. If size and portability are of concern - I have not found a affordable compact tripod to rival its usefulness!!!
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Yes, I use mine regularly with a Nikon D7100 and a 70-300 lens. The overall weight is pretty light, I carry mine on a Lowepro back pack when I hike/bike for shots.
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in a word yes, but if it's all you are going to use it for it's total over kill, I use my carrier for a Canon 7D with a 100-400 lens on it, you should consider something more light weight for a (great) point and shoot, the weight of my gear helps keep the carrier in place as well something that light might cause the carrier to be, ummmm, floppy if that makes sense
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That's an external flash for canon right? This will support up to 3 lbs of equipment, hope this helps.
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I just worked on a shoot with this monopod. We were able to balance it with a 50mm L on a 6D but our 24-70mm L wouldn't work.
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Hello Anna,Thank you for your inquiry.The MagnesiumPRO 62" Canon Digital Camera Tripod weighs 5lbs and will be compatible with any Camera that utilizes a standard tripod mount.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service
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It is definitely a nice lightweight tripod, but I would not use it with that setup!A 5d 2 and a smaller lens maybe but not with a 70-200
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I don't know yet. I have just attached it to my camera rig and have only been out once. That said, I have a heavy rig - Canon 7D with grip , using my Canon 70-200 L, and it seemed sturdy enough. Won't know for sure until there is a failure, which will probably lead me to test it over a mattress or something like that.
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I used the manfroto to hold a canon rebel camera. Not sure the weight but you can find out,
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It's sturdy enough for your camera. My 70d with lens is almost double the weight and it works fine for me. It doesn't shake and I haven't broken it thusfar. I do recommend something heavier if you plan to film in windy/harsh environments.
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I have used it with a Canon 70d camera and that was no problem. The Mini-Pro is really solid and appears to be able to hold more weight than the 2 lbs 1.5 oz. that the 70D weighs.
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I can't tell you definitively since mine hasn't arrived yet but my Canon T2i is about that weight and that's what it's made for. Once you get it there's a sequence you have to do to balance it using the length and weights at the bottom. I would assume it's going to be fine though.
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Yes, will do. It supports a regular DSLR. However, remember, that it's an adaptable tripod, and it's balance will depend where and how you will attach to.
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Not a lot. It's a very lightweight tripod and must be used on a solid, level surface. It probably could support a lighter dslr with a lightweight prime lens. But that would be the max. It's not the most stable tripod in the world, but it is small and light.
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It will support the weight. I would mount via lens for more stability . If using the lens at higher ranges you will have to be very good to hold it still enough for a hood focus. O have no problem up to 300 but after that it depends on wind and how much hiking I've done.
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Yes it will. I am using it with my Canon 7D, very light for travel, good tripod.