can it support my D810 with AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED-IF with out tipping over?
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It can handle my Nikon D3200 with a 55-200mm zoom with room to spare! A great tripod for my usage!
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What I can tell you is this product could not fully support my nikon d5200 with the kit 18-55 lens. I returned the product. It stood okay and was easy to use but the camera itself tipped and would not stay stable. Kind of defeats the purpose. Just my experience. Might have been my specific tripod that had the issue
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it is can carry my nikon d800&#65292;70-200 f2.8vrII&#65292;50 1.4g&#65292;16-35f4 vr&#65281;
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Yes, I used it on my D810. On my D810 it fits perfectly, and secured perfectly where it will not fall off. The angle of fit is also straight up at 90 degrees.
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I have used it with a 5d mark III w/ 70 - 200 mm f 2.8 lens on one side and a 60d with 24-70 mm f 2.8 plus strobe on the other with no issues. So it should be able to support your kit I think.
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Not sure if it will or not. It supports my Nikon D7000,18-300 and auxillary battery with no problems. That set up weighs just shy of 5 pounds. It has a built in hook in the center. I hang my camera backpack there for extra stability especially if it is windy. Hope that info helps.
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I have a D810. Camera and 300mm lens do not fit. Not deep enough for a lens of this size
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Just bought this 42-inch 8section retractable tripod. It can support my t3i with the 18-55mm lens very well. Not sure how stable it'd be in (very) extreme windy conditions but seems solid enough otherwise.
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The tripod legs keep this stand very stable. I don't think it would tip over unless someone bumped into it.
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Yes. The small camera/lens mount cannot support the weight of a heavy lens.
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Yes, I attached mine and it is very secure. I use it with a Canon 500mm so it certainly handles the weight.
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depends on your lense. i used to carry canon 1000D with 70-200mm/F2.8. and no problem with it.
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I have not used with 70-200 f/2.8L IS, but I've used it with 24-70 f/2.8L and it's fine. I guess you'd attach the fastenr to wherever you would normally mount the camera on a tripod--and in the case of 70-200 f/2.8L IS, you would mount that camera on a tripod using the tripod ring on the lens--so I think you're doing it correctly =)
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It will hold up to 15lbs. It works great with my D7000 and an 18-105 plus a 10lb sandbag which is heavier than your current setup.
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Yes, it will work fine. I commented on a response but I want this to be seen for others as well; It's all about careful positioning, and it comes with a dual-pivot point head so you can balance the bulk of the weight back or forward according to your needs. if the camera is heavier on one side I generally put it towards the leg with the logo which is longer from the pivot point. I am a professional photographer who always carries this pod with me, and I use it on many outings. I support a D700 with battery grip and a metal-body F/2.8 lens. Sometimes I've even stuck my 80-200 f/2.8 on there and that is HEAVY. My girlfriend has a D5100 and I would not hesitate. She holds my camera and can't believe I use it because it's so heavy (full alloy, everywhere) I believe if you have issues with it tipping over you should practice with positioning the tripod and camera. do not point the bulk of the weight away from the single leg, and use the head to pivot as well as possible to keep the center of gravity near the center of the pod. good luck! I highly recommend this one. I found mine at a yard sale and WILL buy another if it ever breaks. Here are some numbers: D700 - 2.39lb MB-D10 grip loaded - .89lb nikon 80-200 f/2.8 lens - 2.81lb TOTAL : SIX POUNDS, about five without grip! That's more than I'd like to put on the tripod, but possible in a pinch. Now here's a potential kit: D5100 - 1.22lb (already a pound lighter) nikon 10.5mm fisheye - .67lb TOTAL: 1.89lb!! Less than one THIRD the weight of my kit. Or if you have a pro lens, say the Nikon 17-55mm 2.8 ED DX, that's 1.65lb. So a total of 2.87lb. Still less than half the weight I've set on this tripod. :) careful to balance and it will work.
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I have this tripod and I absolutely love it. I have a Canon 60D and can cantilever it out over my subject without any problems. You will have more weight they me, however, the stand is equipment to attached a cantilever weight to stabilize the tripod. I don't think you can go wrong.
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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 really don't know why not if this camera has a standard tripod mount. The lens described is not unusually long or heavy and the tripod is quite capable of supporting it and the camera without tipping over. The legs lock in an adequately large triangle. If it (or any tripod) seems unstable when supporting such gear, be sure the lens is directly over one of the legs when in use. However, I don't believe this should be necessary in the described camera and lens.