Will this work with a Panasonic AF100? What's the weight capacity of this rig?
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It will work. Not sure about the weight capacity but I was able to shoot using my HMC-150. I had to use weights to balance it out but it worked ok. To me it's more of a DSLR rig than anything. Good luck.
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Depending on your lens, the Af100 may put undue strain on this rig's plastic parts, which are the weakest component. My Canon 7d and lens weigh together what the Af100 body weighs alone, and on this rig seems to push the envelope where weight is concerned. I might recommend a more robust rig for a pro camcorder.
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I recommend it for lighter point and shoot camera only, I have Sony hx30v PS camera and this tripod can't handle the weight of it.
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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.
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Hello,This monopod has a 22lb load capacity. It will handle the 70-200mm2.8 lens without a problem.Regards,RoozbehOC camera949-347-1276
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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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I don't know how much your setup weighs but my camera with battery grip and biggest lens is sturdily supported by this tripod. Depending on the direction that you're facing your scope, you may want to extend the two front legs of this tripod for more support. I have not ever had a problem with this tripod as far as weight concerns. This little guy is a tank. Hope this helps.
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If you're talking about weight, then I have no doubt this tripod will hold any sort of camera up in its regular tripod stance.Will it hold it the weight of the camera while strapped vertically/horizontally? I can't say for sure, I use this tripod on conjunction with my iPhone and Quadlock system and it doesn't wiggle at all. I say for the money, its worth the gamble to test it out to see if it exceeds your needs.
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I have a 32" Panasonic and the mount works great. As long as the hole pattern is the same, you should be fine.
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I'm not familiar with the weight of those cameras...I'm sure Google is BUT...I use it with my Sony FS700 and it's borderline. I need to fully extend the rear arm to help the balance and only with smaller lenses does it work. But even so, I still like it for the price. I usually use it with shorter lighter lenses so for me, it works.
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I cannot answer specifically for your camera, but, it supports my Pentax PF-80ED spotting scope with ease. The scope weighs close to 4 lbs. I could not be happier with this pod.
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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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It works great with a Panasonic P55UT50, which is 63 lbs and has a width of 60".
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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.
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I use it with the Nikon AW110 that weighs 6.9 oz. But I think that extra ounce, might be borderline. I wouldn't risk it.
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Yes it will work. The mount adjusts in size and will support well over 100 lbs. I have a 70 in on it with no problems.
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I use it with a Sony Nex 7 mirrorless with a Zeiss Touit 12mm lens. Camera + lens weighs about 1.5 lbs. Works fine.
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Yes, I love it! Its good for a heavy camera. Make sure all equipment is attached correctly.