is this tripod suitable for canon t4i camera?
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Yes. That is the camera I used it for. BTW, it uses the standard size threaded adapter that all popular models have used for years.
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I use it with a Nikon J1 on which I use a 500mm mirror lens. I also use it with a 30 power telescope. Works just fine with both. I can't see why it wouldn't work with the Canon T4i.
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I use Nikon, but I expect it will work just as well with Canon. It is very sturdy; I cannot imagine any combination of lens and camera that it will not comfortably support. I highly recommend this tripod.
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This head supports Canon T4i w/ Canon 100-400m lens, especially with all adjustment knobs locked down. I use the head on a monopod for bird photography. You can find weight capacity of the head on Manfrotto's web site. The only problem I have is finding the "sweet" spot to support the camera and lens w/o sagging. In addition, the ball adjustment knob is large and my hands seem to hit it a lot.
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I believe you can. The part the camera screws into is flat except for the screw. As long as your camera has the screw hole to accommodate it, the tripod should work.
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I have the canon t3i and while i like it it is very limited in its use. It is heavy and . must be used with a tripod and a release.
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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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If your T4i DSLR have a cold/hot shoe you should be fine. It has the same mount as a regular Flash for your camera.
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Yes. It's a great tripod for that. That is exactly why I purchased this tripod.
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The right answer is yes, but take into consideration that the tripod included is very small, maybe 4-5 inches tall.
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I don't know why not.. it fits very well on my t4i. You need to use a tripod with it if extended to full length.
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The bag is ok for most light uses. I purchased another one since I wanted to store everything in one place.My spouse purchased a T4i as well and is planning to use the bag. The tripod is average quality, but I have another one, so it wasn't a big deal. The card is a "transcend" SDHC.
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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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Hi Josh, As far as a small tabletop tripod goes, I picked this Targus model up sometime ago from Walmart for around $5. Has worked fine for my Canon & now my new Sony WX300. The Sony is a great little camera with tons of features that I think you'll enjoy. Good luck! http://www.walmart.com/ip/Targus-Red-6-Aluminum-Tabletop-Tripod-TGT-CT7/10370959
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I use a 7D and you can access the battery with it, so I assume a t4i would be the same.
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The tripod is ver light wt and I do not believe it will hold up well in the long run. It is stable in a closed area with my Cannon ESO Rebel T5i attached. I have not used it much, prefer to use another heaver tipod. I do not recommend it as a primary tipod.
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I use it with my Canon 70D DSLR, so I assume it would work just fine with T4i, or any DSLR in the Canon line.
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I use the Ravelli tripod and the Manfrotto rapid release plate with my Canon T3i. Although there isn't much room between the camera and the tripod I was able to adjust the tightening screw on the quick release plate so it becomes lose enough to slide the camera on but tight enough to keep the camera in place. Hope this helps.