will this support the weight of my canon 60d and 18-135mm lens?
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I would say no. I use it for my gopro. But I have tried my t1i with kit lens and it barely stabilizes it. A 60d is much heavier
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Hey Jeremy! Unfortunately the Hague steadicam mmc motion cam stabilizer will not support your camera. Its really designed for small cameras and camcorders. I would recommend the Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System. The build quality is much better than that of the hague system and will meet all of your needs and requirements above and beyond. Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System for Digital SLR Cameras and Camcorders (Supports up to 5 lbs)I hope my advice helps you and if you have any more questions please feel free to ask!Travis Marangello Hey Jeremy! Unfortunately the Hague steadicam mmc motion cam stabilizer will not support your camera. Its really designed for small cameras and camcorders. I would recommend the Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System. The build quality is much better than that of the hague system and will meet all of your needs and requirements above and beyond. Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System for Digital SLR Cameras and Camcorders (Supports up to 5 lbs)I hope my advice helps you and if you have any more questions please feel... » Read More Hey Jeremy! Unfortunately the Hague steadicam mmc motion cam stabilizer will not support your camera. Its really designed for small cameras and camcorders. I would recommend the Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System. The build quality is much better than that of the hague system and will meet all of your needs and requirements above and beyond. Opteka SteadyVid PRO Video Stabilizer System for Digital SLR Cameras and Camcorders (Supports up to 5 lbs)I hope my advice helps you and if you have any more questions please feel free to ask!Travis Marangello « Show Less
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I bought this product for my Nikon 5100 with 18-55mm lenseIt works. But not well. Very hard to balance and rarely gets perfect. I had to go to the hardware store to get more weights for it. I would get a steady cam that supports more weight.Check out rhino camera gear
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I would think so, but not sure of the weight. It holds the camera up just fine.
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I use mine to hold a Canon T3i with 18-55mm lens. Connected to the Manfrotto 143BKT camera mount.
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I've used mine to hold a Canon 5D Mark II with a 70-200 lens and a 2x converter, and have had no problem. If the wind is too strong, you can give it some extra stability by hanging a heavy camera bag or whatnot on it.
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I have a 60D with 18-135 lens, and it fits, but just barely. It's a pretty tight fit, so I have a hard time fitting anything else besides the camera body and lens.
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Yes I believe it will I don't have a 55-300 lens but it holds my camera + 35mm prime attached as well as my 18-55mm with room for another. I like it a lot
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I've used it with a zoom lens that weighs about 4.5 pounds. I really like it.
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I have a Canon 60D with a 18 -135mm on it and it barely fits, it's only 7in deep.
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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 don't see why not - it's pretty sturdy. My heaviest lens is about 3.5 pounds and it handles that with no problems. Good luck!
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I believe so. I use this with D90 (which is bulkier), mostly with18-105 mm and it gives me confident feeling that it can support even more!
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The tripod is very sturdy. It's kinda heavy so I would say it probably will hold that much weight.. I bought a huge lens & keep it attached at all times.
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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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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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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 don't the exact weight of your Canon DSLR. I know for a fact that this tripod will definitely hold an equipment that is just slightly over 2 pounds but no more. I have not tested this with an equipment weighing 3 pounds. It may be able to handle it if this tripod is standing on it's 3 feet on a flat surface. It might be a different store when you have this pod clip to a tree, branches, pole or other objects. Good luck.
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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.