Will these be able to hold a camera that weights 1120 grams (2.4 pounds)?
1655739
Yes. It has a very stiff hold. I'm using it for a baby monitor that had 8 AA batteries in it and it has never needed to be readjusted.
1571261
I don't know how much your setup weighs but my camera with battery grip and biggest lens is sturdily supported by this tripod. Depending on the direction that you're facing your scope, you may want to extend the two front legs of this tripod for more support. I have not ever had a problem with this tripod as far as weight concerns. This little guy is a tank. Hope this helps.
1627027
Yes, I've held heavier cameras with it, you'll find it can hold your T3i as we'll as external monitors, audio equipment and lights if necessary. You may wish to replace the screws that come as part of the unit, they are less substantial than the rest of the rig and you'll benefit from improving their quality.
2076699
My Olympus TG-3 weighs 8.7 and the float worked fine. So, yes it should support your camera.-Bill
1299550
We use them to hang 7.5 lb pictures, one on each end and have no problems. Hope that helps! :)
52150
Far less than 1 lbs actually, any camera over 1 lbs WILL cause the plastic on the leg locks to break. The specified bearing weight is clearly a lie, don't fall for it. This tripod can not hold a heavy object, much less its own weight.
2226176
Can not tell you for sure how much this will hold, but I have used my Nikon D-5100 on it and had no problems, and that is a heavy camera. Mostly use small cameras with it.Surface must also be clean and smooth for it to hold.
2226171
I don't know, my camera is only 10oz but the suction apparatus is VERY strong, I think it could easily hold 4 lbs no problem but I couldn't say for sure. If I try to pull in it as hard as I can it doesn't budge. As suction cup mounts go, it doesn't get any stronger. Hope that helped :0)
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It should hold them, but it will not be steady. I used mine for about 2 months before it started to give out because of too much weight. I've used the 2.5K BMCC and know how heavy it is. I was using Canon DSLR's, namely a 5D MkIII with L prime glass on it, and the weights provided, and it started to bend the tubes at the fulcrum. It was great while it lasted, but I ran into problems with not being able to clamp the locks down tight enough to keep it from slipping out of place. Also, in any wind, it wasn't very sturdy, even with everything tightened down. The design is good in that it compacts down nicely, but overall I'd recommend getting one that is a bit heavier duty, like a carbon fiber one. Long story short, yes, it will hold them. Will it balance? Probably not. Unless you are shooting with a Micro 4/3, or lightweight DSLR like a Rebel Series or D3100, this ePhotoInc Portable DSLR Mini jib just doesnt' cut it.
1506184
I am sure they would handle the weight. I would suggest getting a wrist and or neck strap. I bought both and interchange them as needed. They work great.
1420918
Depends on how heavy it is and whether it has a 1/4x20 threaded socket. If the camera and light weigh more than a couple of pounds and you try to position it in a position close to horizontal, I'm worried that it would not be able to hold it without sagging. If your equipment is heavy, you may be better off with the locking articulated arm, it will support more weight.
1776335
Fit but not hold, the weight will cause the leg handles to break, it won' t hold the weight of that camera.
1845199
This is a small unit and I do not think it can support a camera unless it is very small and light. Under 20 grams
551442
This would depend on the size of the camera suction cups base.If it fits (must be smaller than disks) it should hold.
1736405
I'm not really sure, I am roughly 185 pounds and they work well for me. I'm sure they can hold over 200 pounds.
837670
The manufacturer lists this ball head as supporting about 4 lb (~2 Kg). You can figure out what your camera weighs.
619811
"Heavy Duty"; I sure can understand that. Want to make sure the little adapter loops don't break & drop your camera. I can totally understand. So the short answer is this: These little guys are strong enough for the job! I've used them now for many months. Easy to forget they're there, and while I cannot cite their exact "pounds of support", I tell you they are strong enough for all of my cameras and camcorders! :-)