“Will this tripod hold a Nikon 3100, with a 200 mm lens steady?”

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• Yes I use my manfrotto with my Nikon D5300 & Nikkor 70-300mm lens. While it does hold the weight quite well I would be sure to use a counterweight for extra center pull. I use my camera pack. And I always make sure I have a leg out in front of the camera in the direction I am shooting to compensate for the lens weight. Hope this answer helps.

  Answered by Jeremy 10 years ago

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• Yes it will. I have a 300 mm lens and it does just fine!

  Answered by dpeters8 10 years ago

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• Easily. I have a D3300 with a 300mm and it's not a problem at all. Just make sure you adjust the button and level properly.

  Answered by LenTaylorWrites 10 years ago

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• I use it with my D3200 and it does very well in all aspects.

  Answered by Vinip 10 years ago

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• I is capable of holding it steady but not in a windy situation. I have a Nikon D80 with a 200 mm and it doe fine. However I find the action on the head to be a bit sticky. Then again this is not a $250 tripod

  Answered by TheMinnesotian 10 years ago

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• Yep! It's strong enough

  Answered by astro 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Horrormovies122 10 years ago

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• It's much better suited to bridge cameras, but if you don't extend it all the way up, and it you use a stone back or other stabilizer, it should be fine.

  Answered by wsg88 10 years ago

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• If total weight is under 3.3 pounds and in mild to moderate wind I'd think so--

  Answered by Tombo 10 years ago

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• Yes with out any problem. However, it would depend on the type of lens not just the 200mm. Such as if it has a ultra sonic motor then the lens will be bigger. But i am doubting that it the situation.

  Answered by CarlCox 11 years ago

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