How much weight can this strap hold? I have a Canon 7D with a 100-400mm lens
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It will hold as much as your tripod hole on the bottom of your camera can hold. Should be no problem
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I don't know exactly, I got the Canon 70D (755g) with the 15-85mm Canon lens (575g) and it works perfectly fine. Considering the fact that your gear is about twice as heavy, I would probably go with one of the bigger ones, like RS-4 or RS-7
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I honestly don't think weight is an issue if you are confident you have a secure attachment. On the other hand, as you increase weight you decrease the displacement ratio which may impact comfort.
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Hi there.I bought this product as a bare-essential sling but definitely prefer this over the 'factory' strap around the neck. I'm no product expert so I would have to suggest contacting the manufacturer directly. I feel as long as the nylon strap doesn't show any fatigue or wear, it should be good. I did feel like I had to give the piece that screws into the tripod mount a little "umph" but that may have been me being a little over cautious. However, the most weight I've used the metro strap in combination with is a 5d mk ii/70-200mm/430exii with out any glitches thus far...Hope this helps in some way. Hi there.I bought this product as a bare-essential sling but definitely prefer this over the 'factory' strap around the neck. I'm no product expert so I would have to suggest contacting the manufacturer directly. I feel as long as the nylon strap doesn't show any fatigue or wear, it should be good. I did feel like I had to give the piece that screws into the tripod mount a little "umph" but that may have been me being a little over cautious. However, the most weight I've used the metro strap in combination with is a 5d mk ii/70-200mm/430exii with out any glitches thus... » Read More Hi there.I bought this product as a bare-essential sling but definitely prefer this over the 'factory' strap around the neck. I'm no product expert so I would have to suggest contacting the manufacturer directly. I feel as long as the nylon strap doesn't show any fatigue or wear, it should be good. I did feel like I had to give the piece that screws into the tripod mount a little "umph" but that may have been me being a little over cautious. However, the most weight I've used the metro strap in combination with is a 5d mk ii/70-200mm/430exii with out any glitches thus far...Hope this helps in some way. « Show Less
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the strap is designed and meant for smaller DSLRs like Rebels and mirrorless cameras but it will support heavier full frame magnesium body cameras as well with bigger zoom lenses attached. The only problem I see with more heavier gear on this strap is the lighter shoulder padding and the resulting discomfort.
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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 use it with a Nikon D600, 28-300mm lens attached plus a Sigma 12-24mm, plenty of room for keys, phone etc... The strap is a bit tough so I used the strap padding from my old Passport Sling to make it more comfortable. Hope that helps!
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Hello,This monopod has a 22lb load capacity. It will handle the 70-200mm2.8 lens without a problem.Regards,RoozbehOC camera949-347-1276
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I'm using a Canon 70D an it holds it great. You could also check it out on YouTube see if the helps.
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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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The monopod is very sturdy and we've had great luck with it on a variety of cameras and situations. Although I'm not familiar with the weight of a 300mm lens or more importantly whether it puts a significant torque on the point of attachment, my gut says it will be fine, plus Amazon does stand behind their products... Stephen
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I can't recommend using this strap with a DSLR. I'm using mine on a Sony NEX mirrorless camera, which is considerably smaller.
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I use this with a T3i, battery grip and several lenses. The heaviest lens I've used with it was the 24-70mm Canon lens. I'm sure I could a heavier lens and the strap would be fine. It's very strong.
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I use it with NIkon D610 + Nikkor 28-70mm 2.8 and it's super sturdy! It will definitely hold 70-200mm too. The max load is more than 5Kg.
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Can't say for sure, I am able to alternate between a Nikon and older Canon- the strap seems very universal. The material is durable, I've had it for over a year and it has gotten a lot of use.
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I'm using this strap on a Nikon D80, D90 and D7100 with lenses ranging from 35mm all the way to a 100-300mm zoom lens and a 70-200mm zoom. So Yeah, I think holding up a D3300 is the least of the problems the strap has to deal with.
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I have a Canon Sx50 which weighs 21oz (595g) and it handles it no problem. Hope this helps.
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I am not too sure but all I know is I have a full size canon camera and it hold its weight with no problem. My camera weight about 6 pound. I hope this help.
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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 think it will be quite secure. I've usedit with a D7100 ans the 18-200 lens. Not as heavy but should still work fine with your outfit.
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Absolutely Tony. It can hold big SLRS, no problem at all with the Sony A7. It's a great tripod.