Is this good for a DSLR (5D or similar) ??
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This mount holds my 5D Mkiii with a 24-105 lens no problem. the only problem I have had, is if you are mounting it to glass, and trying to shoot looking out of the same glass, the legs aren't long enough for that lens. You'll have to buy an extension.
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You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!!
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It will work just fine. The only issue that you will face is that you will not be able to use the auto focus features of your camera. I have the exact same lense, that I have been using on my Canon Rebel XSi. On my 5d and my 7d I use the Nikkor series lenses. This simple little adapter has allowed me to shoot some great high definition videos.
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I have the 302, which handles my Nikon D-70 and a 70-300 mm lens very nicely. I don't know how big the 5D is, so I will have to defer to another reviewer. I'm loving the 302, though.
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Yes. I have a 7D (and a 40D) and use this lens all the time. It's still a terrific quality lens and unbeatable value, IMO. (I also have the Canon 10-22mm, which is a fantastic lens, but more a specialty lens.)
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Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover.
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It should work just fine (it's about the same size as my DSLR and I've had nothing but success using it). Hope that answers your question!
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Yes! This is shaped like a battery for a 5D Mk I (and most of the older Canon DSLRs).(I know because it is on my desk right now.)
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Hi Ling, it is a very good choice if you are not looking for a Canon lens, I have a Canon 550D and it is working perfectly on it.
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It'll work GREAT for a Canon 60D! (Or any Canon DSLR that takes in SD cards, such as the T2i / T3i / T4i / T5i / SL1 / 60D / 5D Mark III / 6D)
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I've used the Glidecam 1000 with a 5D, and it's well weighted. You'll probably have to orient it along the left side of the plate because the 5D has more weight on the right side, and attach it to the second to most rear row of holes on the plate. Just adjust the weights and length of the thing and get some practice operating it. Keep a light touch with your hand that holds the bottom to keep it steady. I've done this plenty of times with the 5D.
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sry . .. . I am Nikon guy , but I love the Lowepro 102 AW ( 3 lenses + body ) . Very well made worth the moneyIm pretty sure it would fit Canon 5D .
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I'm using the lense on a Canon 6D and it works fine. Hand holding the lense is not recommended. A heavy built tripod is the answer and it will take perfect pictures.Bob
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No, it won't fit. The 5D has an EF mount and will only take EF lenses since it's a full frame camera. EF-S lenses will only fit APS-C sized sensors
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Yup it'll work, I've got a t4i and it's perfect for it so a 6D will be as well.
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I would not trust it whatsoever with anything over 2lbs. Even at 2 it's a little bit sketchy. And like the other answer said, this product is so-so at best. If you're using a point and shoot or go-pro on it, fine. But it's not enough for a DSLR like a Canon T2i or T3i or anything larger.
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The only problem that you might have is that the 5D is a full frame sensor. It works fine with the APS sensors, but you may get some vignette.