Is this tripod sturdy enough to support a Canon 70D with an 18/55 or 55/250 lens?
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I don't have that camera and lens comb, but this is a very sturdy tripod that folds up really short. Good price solid product.
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Yes it should be able to handle a Canon 70D easily. I'm using it with a Canon 40D.
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I have used it with a Canon 5D and the Canon 100-400 and it's definitely strong enough to hold the weight. Whether or not it has enough weight/mass to dampen vibration is something you'd have to determine for yourself based on what you're shooting. I got this tripod to use at airshows and needed something as lightweight as possible to carry around all day. I'm very happy with the tripod and after a year of use and travel it has held up well.
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This is just a personal opinion - I use this support for the 24-105 when on occasion I'm using slow exposures because it does not have a tripod mount and it is heavy and allows vibration during exposure. On lenses with balancing tripod mount, this doesn't seem to be an issue. That being said, the mount does come apart and extend a great deal, and could be adapted either for mounting the camera or lens, giving a two point support instead of one, albeit with the front support somewhat in the way.
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It will hold up to 15lbs. It works great with my D7000 and an 18-105 plus a 10lb sandbag which is heavier than your current setup.
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It will NOT support the weight though, I already tried it with that camera and the plastic leg locks broke. Don't risk your camera on this cheap tripod.
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I have a 3lb camera and it works great for me. I would say if you need something affordable and don't need it to extend over 40", I feel you'll be happy with this stand. The max recommended weight is 2 and a half pounds.
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I have this tripod and I absolutely love it. I have a Canon 60D and can cantilever it out over my subject without any problems. You will have more weight they me, however, the stand is equipment to attached a cantilever weight to stabilize the tripod. I don't think you can go wrong.
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Absolutely not. It couldn't even hold my T4i with a 55-250mm lens. When I put it on the tripod head, it would just fall forward.
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No problem. I use a Canon T2i with a 70-300 and it supports it well. Just make sure the tripod that you are using is rated for that weight. The Pistol Grip is best tripod head I have ever used. Very well made and almost all metal. I handled and used others made of plastic and those do not compare to the Dolica.
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Yep, no issues there! It is very sturdy. I've been using it with a d3300 and some heavy lenses, and would trust it with quite a bit more weight.
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I use it with a Nikon D80 and 18-200mm lens. I have also added flash at times and the weight is something over 4 lbs at that point. I have used it in this configuration out-of-doors in a wind and have not been concerned about stability.
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Yes it will work well with the 700d I have used it with a 70d( larger camera) and an 18-135 lens.
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Yes.... this is an amazingly sturdy tripod. On the level of sturdiness it is equivalent to a good Manfroto...in my opinion
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I think the tripods rated for 11 pounds so I'm sure It could hold it okay, I had this tripod for about six months now and all i can say about it is it's awesome!!!!
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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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Hello the tripod supports well a Canon 7D Camera , and 4.4 lb Load Capacity ,weight is close 2.65 lb its Lightweight Aluminum