Weight of the camera?
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Martha, not sure. Can you google that? It is not heavy if that helps. Again, I am not the best photographer but when people see my pics they typically ask.."What kind of camera do you have?" I smile and say - Canon SX50. really!
345129
Mine isn't handy for a weigh-in at the moment, but Manfrotto's published weight is 1kg or 2.2 lbs.
137556
Maybe 3lbs? Or at least that's what it feels like. It's pretty light. Compared to my old Andis AG2 it's about half the weight.
2145504
Not really sure. I assume it is weight. I ordered this one because it appeared to be more sturdy and could support heavier cameras and lenses, especially in windy weather. I shoot quite a bit on lakes, rivers and the gulf shore. Needed one that could handle my special circumstances. It is heavy, but I use it quite often. Also use a remote, so I need to be sure that the equipment is safe from the weird things that can happen in nature. I would recommend if you don't have to carry over distances.
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Don't know the weight, but I use a Canon 70D with a 70-200 f/4 zoom with this connector.
577172
The rig it's self weighs about 4 pounds with the camera and other gadgets attached to it it comes out to a little under ten pounds.
1260002
The package states that it weighs 2.8 pounds. It is very sturdy and I would purchase another one. The only issue that I have is that if your SLR style camera has a rubber cover for protection, then the removable base (for the tripod) is tight.
259853
I would say around 10 pounds without any problems. My camera has a weights around 8 Lbs with the battery and light on top and the Dolly works great! Hope this info helps.
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I am not sure of the exact weight of the lens, but it is heavy. I most certainly have to rest the camera on something or use the tripod. The lens does however take amazing photos!
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I have 14-42 lens , and the camera is quite comfortable, 4 oz sounds wrong indeed, maybe 1.5-2 lbs. The data is available of various sites to compare.
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31 pounds is too heavy I think. My Nikon D800+70-200 2.8 is about 6-7 pounds.
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my camera (not including the video screen or the waterproof case) weighs in at a mere 1/4 pound. Add on a mounting bracket for another 1/8 lb. Maybe the entire package with charger and hardware is 2.4lbs. Take off for the wild blue yonder! P. Brown
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I would say it's no more than 10 lbs. The construction of the tripod is very good and sturdy once you get everything up and running.
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It has rechargeable batteries built in. They cannot be removed so if u want spares u better have another camera. As for weight I can't say exactly but it is very light without the case/mpunts. It is pretty heavy with all that.
1120809
I don't know the weight. I returned them. I didn't like the clarity of them. Invested instead in the Nikon Monarch 12x42, which I'm happy with
622010
It weighs 7 pounds. not 20. Go to wal-mart and buy an inexpensive tripod, return it if not satisfied
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No idea about the specifics - I expect if you google the specs you will be able to get the weight. As far as use goes, it does feel pretty heavy and unbalanced until you get used to it - it didn't help that I was a bit frightened of it when first purchased - but now I love it and have taken some fantastic wildlife photos with it even though I'm not a very experienced photographer yet.