Is this too much for a nikon d3300 and 18-250 (Sigma). Thanks.
1688440
Not at all! I own two of them. One for my Nikon D7000 with 18-200mm Nikkor and Vello battery grip. The other is used on my Canon G15. Best strap I have ever owned.
1688441
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.
1688442
No, I have several of these on film Nikon F-2 metal cameras with older zoom lenses,,,probably heavier than digital Nikons. These are very good quality straps and good price. You might want to try cutting off the metal strap keeper as slight possibility it could mar camera body over time. Strap works fine without metal keepers.
1688443
I use mine on a Nikon D80 with the same size lens and it is more comfortable by far than the Nikon strap I had been using.
1688444
I've used this strap on a Mamiya M645 weighing about 4# for many years on hikes of 4-6 hours and it works very well. I still need to un-weight my neck from time to time with one hand on the camera. My Pentax K-2 with Sigma 18-125 weighs about 3# so your setup is probably somewhere in between. The N45 would probably work well for you if you are carrying for a long time. The easy detachment of the strap is also convenient if you use a tripod some of the time.
1345944
I have the d5300 with 18-140 lens and it fits perfectly. Could accommodate 2 more smaller lens but not sure about the 50-300. Might be too long for the depth of the bag. Love the bag though especially for travel.
1752184
I use the sigma 18-35 with a generic focal reducer I will be getting the metabone speed booster soon
1763826
The lens is great for flowers and insects but I am not familiar with the D3300 (I use mine on a D7100.) But if you go to the Nikon USA page and find the lens you will see that it has a compatibility chart for what bodies it works with.
1608557
Yes, I used it with my Nikon D3100 (F mount) to adapt a couple sigma lenses (technically sony alpha mount, or equivalent). It feels great, no wobbles or anything. As noted in previous comment, must work in full manual control and may need to change flash settings (turn TTL off). There is an aperture ring on the adapter that is actually pretty nice, but makes it tough in low light w/o a tripod...make note of that when considering what lenses you are using. Overall I would highly recommend this product, especially since you really have no other choice!
164446
I have it on 3 D300, 1 D300S, and 2 D7100 bodies. It came off one of the D300 bodied with an 18-200 on it. I hate to over tighten these or tripod screws, so I check them often. The person who did have it come loose, said they had not checked it, inspite of my warning. Hope that answers your question.
1350566
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.
583019
I used it on a Nikon D90, a fairly heavy and big camera with a battery grip and a 18-275 Sigma lens, again a heavy and big lens. it worked well, if you are looking for a cheap product, this is a good product. I already reviewed this product before and you can also read my review. Thanks
606484
I'm so glad there's something posted here - this is one of the lenses I'm considering getting my husband for Christmas. He has the Sigma 50-200mm lens right now and in my experience with it, it hasn't been too bad. Should he be happy with the 18-200?
1249167
I have the same camera and lens kit (18-55) and a 75-300mm. I find everything fits better if I put the 75-300mm on the camera in the bag although it is a little snug. There is still room for one more lens or flash as well as a couple of filters, extra batteries etc. Honestly for the price I don't think you could get much better. I have another bag which I keep at home for any extras and will use this bag for taking the camera outdoors.
582401
I used to have those 2 lenses and moving to a single 18-200mm gave me a whole new experience in photography. No more spending times switching lenses on-the-go, which saves me from missing shots and protects the camera a little further (in case you would need to switch lenses outside, like in a beach or something -- my case).
169952
I use this with a canon 60D with sigma 18-35mm with no problem. Obviously my set up is much lighter then your set up but when I initially got this product I felt it was a little overkill for my set up and am pretty sure sure it should hold up just fine. I don't recommend using a sigma 500mm on this LOL. I've also mounted a LED projector with no problem as well.
1275820
Not sure, but I have no problem with a Nikon D200 and 17-55 which is a fairly large lens.
2243423
It's definitely up to the task of that particular lens; I use mine with that combination fairly often. I've even rarely used my Sigma zoom (400mm) on it and it holds. Obviously the more weight on the camera, the more off balance the belt will start to pull and feel.
357030
I use a nikon with a 55-200 lense. It fits fine. It is a very good case. I have no complaints. I suppose you can return in case or there is a bigger size last time i checked. Highly recommended product.
561676
I bought a set for my Nikon D3300, and it has worked well for me. I can't change ISO, but I can live with that. The mechanics on installing the tubes are kind of flaky, so I have to be a little patient.
2124389
Don't know the nikon D3300. Standard screw threads on mounting plate, slides easily onto tripod. Would likely handle a heavy old style camcorder, so make your best guess. Very functional tripod.