Does it fit with Sony A7? Will it be able to hold it and be stable?
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Does the lens or camera have a tripod mount - if so - then the tripod will hold the camera. As to stability - it depends on how stable you want it to be. With the legs fully extended and a heavy rig - it will jiggle a little bit. I used this tripod for travel in Europe and for night shooting. I used a Canon 6D with EF24-105 L/IS/USM with solid results. I even used it (legs shortened down for stability) with EF28-300 L-series (lens mounted on the tripod for balance - not the camera) again with solid results. When using the heavier cam-lens combo, I also hung the camera bag on the mount to help with stability. If you use this tripod with realistic expectations it is a trusty item. If size and portability are of concern - I have not found a affordable compact tripod to rival its usefulness!!!
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Yes it will. I also use it to hold my A7, kit lense, telephoto lense and battery charger.
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It fit on my Sony A7, but it was too small to fit my body. The camera was in my armpit.
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It is stable for my Nikon d7000.since it is light to carry on, it is not for a big camera with a huge lens
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I use it with a 7D and a Sigma 50-500 or Canon 70-200 with no issues. Found it to be very sturdy when I shot interior videos.
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It can hold your A7, kit lens plus two other lenses, no grip of course, I own an A7r and this is my bag for when I'm out with no battery grip.
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it wil fit it for sure, it has the same bolt that all tripods and cameras do. I have a T1i so i know the weight, this might hold the camera but i highly doubt it. I bet it will stay in place once if you dont touch the camera, but it if you need to touch the camera to take a pic the tripod will probably fold under the weight.
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I bought this for an Olympus OMD EM-5 which I believe is lighter than the Canon.I did not think it was stable enough.Under easy conditions(level ground,not much wind etc)it might be ok but I can't be sure it will be ok for your camera.This article may help.http://www.techradar.com/news/photography-video-capture/cameras/best-tripods-and-camera-supports-15-tested-1046066/15#null
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No. I bought this for my SL1 which is the smallest and lightest of the Rebel line, and it would not support it. Kept falling over or the legs would spread out flat. Does not hold a DSLR with a lens.
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It holds my Sony A77 with a Minolta 18-105 attached with no problem. The camera body is a little snug, but the depth should accommodate the longer lens.
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Yes it will fit all A-mount Sony lenses. I've got the a65 and the puctures are amazing. Great for travelers on the go.
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I do not know. I have a sony A55. If it the A77 has an alpha mount, it ought to fit.
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It fits my Canon 7D which is much bigger than a Sony A7s. I haven't used the Sony, but if it has a flip-out screen you may find that the side handle is in the way. I can't open my GH4 screen as wide as I like, but I can open it with sufficient width to find the cage still useful
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I used mine for my A6000 and it fits perfectly. I don't think it'll fit the A7ii because those have a bigger screen. I bought the Sony LCD protector for my A7.
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My Sony A77 with Sigma 18-250 fits with plenty of room, so it should work for you. It's a great way to safely carry your equipment.
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Yes, a friend of mine purchased it for his, and he told me it works good with the Sony A7
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Yes. I Use it with a Sony A99, battery grip and 24-70. The total weight is about 5 lbs.