Will this tripod work with Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera with 85/1.8 lens? Is it sturdy enough to handle the weight?
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Yes, it should be very capable of handling that camera/lens combination. It's well constructed for the price.
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I bought the Benro Travel Angel Transfunctional Tripod for traveling and it is very solid. My primary tripod is a Manfrotto tripod so I had to buy a Manfrotto ball head to replace the one on the Benro so I don't have to switch quick release plates. I shoot with a 5D Mark II and Mark III with heavy lenses and yours should work fine. The Benro legs and pivot points are solid.
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I'm using this tripod with a Canon T3i with a 18-135mm, and it works fine. This tripod is actually bigger and stronger than I had thought initially, and while it may not be very practical to carry, it certainly is very strong.
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My camera and telephoto lens weighs 7lbs. and there is no problem. It is very sturdy but don't try to use it as a stand alone tripod. It can tip easily.
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I use it with a Canon T3i with a very heavy quality wide lens and it is more than up to the task. I had three tripods before this one and went cheap. They all failed after a reasonable amount of use. This tripod is by comparison very inexpensive but it is quite sturdy. I hike and take many photos and this is not the lightest tripod but with the price and durability works well for me. I really like the ball head vs the pan head functionality.
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Hello the tripod supports well a Canon 7D Camera , and 4.4 lb Load Capacity ,weight is close 2.65 lb its Lightweight Aluminum
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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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Just bought this 42-inch 8section retractable tripod. It can support my t3i with the 18-55mm lens very well. Not sure how stable it'd be in (very) extreme windy conditions but seems solid enough otherwise.
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I have used this tripod with my 6D and the Canon 25 -105 mm with no problems. So I really think you will be fine with your two lenses. It 's a very solid tripod.
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It will support? YES It will wobble? probably I think it is to much weight for this tripod. better look for another (more sturdy) tripod.
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I use it for my DSLR with a 100-400 telephoto lens and it has no problem. I used to have a real heavy 4x5 view camera (steel construction) which I would not have put on this, but I think any typical DSLR-lens combo would easily be held by it. It is pretty sturdy.
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Yes it will. I am using it with my Canon 7D, very light for travel, good tripod.
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I recommend it for lighter point and shoot camera only, I have Sony hx30v PS camera and this tripod can't handle the weight of it.
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That depends on the tripod that you place it on. I use a Canon 5D3 with a battery grip and 70-200mm f/2.8L lens. I've not had any problems, but that's still not as heavy as your rig. Personally, I'd say that you are okay as long as your tripod can handle the weight.
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Don't know the specific answer but do know it has a hard time handling my 600mm lens. Works fine with my 5d and wide angle or macro lens. I bought it for light weight versus stability . I'm considering getting another more stable tripod to use when I'm not backpacking.
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Yes, I believe so. It's sturdy enough. But please keep in mind that this is a travel tripod. So, it may not be as steady as the other regular heavy duty tripods. But for general purposes it's a great tripod.
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It depends on the camera. My Canon is too heavy and the tripod tips over when bent to such a degree.