what is the weight limit on the camera? I have a Canon EOS XTi with professional lens
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I have a smaller Canon and it handles it easily. I think that as long as you do not have an extremely long and heavy lens, this will work for you.
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i dont recomend more than 1 or 2 pounds... i used my canon 7D for 5 minutes and i was worried to loose it... maybe not.. but for to me... if you need more than 1 pound... try anotherone
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I'm thinking at least 14lbs......20lbs. sounds right though.......I mount a Nikon D7000 with vertical grip and a 70=200 Sigma 2.8 on it with no problem at all.
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Gitzo site has it at 1.65 lbs. It feels very light but sturdy. I use it on a Canon 300/4 and 400/2.8. The monopod is very stable, even at its longest height. The last section is thin compared to the other sections but I constantly get sharp pictures shooting soccer. It easily fits in a sachel type bag. I would say if you shoot with long lens this is a must. The legs very quickly unlock and the top of the monopod will hold any lens. If you use a tripod head on top besure it is big enough other wise the range of motion will be limited.
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Being a pretty basic tripod, it's weight abilities are limited. I have a Sony Nex3 camera and when using it with a 55-210 lens I had to tighten down the swiveling head clamps really tight to get it to hold it. Even then it was subject to some drooping I had to account for.
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The weight would not be a problem, but the padding is not that thick. you would probably need to add so foam rubber to cushion your camera and lens..otherwise it should work well.
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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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According to Adorama, the maximum weight capacity is 10kg or 22lbs. This seems excessive to me but I have mounted my Sony A99 with the vertical battery grip and a 100mm-400mm lens attached. Total wt. abt. 2kg or 4.4lbs with no issue. It is quite stable considering its light wieght.
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80 lbs per the Canon website: http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_172288_-1?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=Product_Search&utm;_campaign=Google_Product_Feed
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Probably too heavy - this monopod is great quality but not heavy duty. I use it with the Sony NEX 7 and a 200mm compact zoom and that starts to stress the monopod when fully extended.
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The weight limit for this mount was not stated when I bought it. so I can't give you that info. However, you Canon is in the "mini" class of cameras as are both my sony and my canon cameras. I'm confident the mount would support both of mine, should I choose to double-gang them. Now, you may have an issue. The Elura 2 is taller than my two cameras, so bending the mount around so you are shooting straight up and level could, perhaps, be difficult. I have had this problem before with other mounts and camera combinations. The way I solved this is by simply mounting the camera upside-down, and then flipping the footage with computer software. The weight limit for this mount was not stated when I bought it. so I can't give you that info. However, you Canon is in the "mini" class of cameras as are both my sony and my canon cameras. I'm confident the mount would support both of mine, should I choose to double-gang them. Now, you may have an issue. The Elura 2 is taller than my two cameras, so bending the mount around so you are shooting straight up and level could, perhaps, be difficult. I have had this problem before with other mounts and camera combinations. The way I solved this is by simply mounting the camera... » Read More The weight limit for this mount was not stated when I bought it. so I can't give you that info. However, you Canon is in the "mini" class of cameras as are both my sony and my canon cameras. I'm confident the mount would support both of mine, should I choose to double-gang them. Now, you may have an issue. The Elura 2 is taller than my two cameras, so bending the mount around so you are shooting straight up and level could, perhaps, be difficult. I have had this problem before with other mounts and camera combinations. The way I solved this is by simply mounting the camera upside-down, and then flipping the footage with computer software. « Show Less
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The wonderrig is great! With my camera, a canon 60d, it weighs a little under 10 pounds. I've used my rig in many different ways, it's very useful. Also, for the price it's very durable. If you're really going to be shooting a lot you will find yourself using this piece of equipment very often.
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It can support up to 6 pounds of camera+lens. Add the weight of your camera+lens; if it's heavier than 6 pounds then you need the Gorillapod Focus which can support 11 pounds. Cheers!
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It depends on the camera. My Canon is too heavy and the tripod tips over when bent to such a degree.
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Absolutely not compatible with any camera with lenses that has weight. My 1DX with 200 f1.8, or even the lighter 400mm f2.8 II IS, the monopod flat plate comes loose with the heavy torque, and the segments cannot be adjusted while shooting unless you lift the weight on the stick. Not something you want to do when trying to record moments.
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I am not sure about the weight of that camera model, but this is one of the sturdiest tripods I have ever seen! Hope this helps!
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l have used it with a Canon 7D and a Tamron 70-300 mm lens. At least 2lbs in total. A counter weight helps stability.