Is this strong enough to hold a camera null

It’s not very strong. Point and shoot yes, dslr probably not.

I would not put a large camera or a large lens on it, it can hold but I tend to trust heavier equipment with my camera. Also a longer lens makes it front heavy and it doesnt do well holding level.

I used it for a point and shoot camera Worked fine

Barely. If I were you I wouldn’t chance it. It barely held a Sony a 6000. And it broke in a day.

I think so. Camera sizes really differ. Plus if you add a lot of weight to the front end like a large zoom lense, you could potentially have problems. I use this for my gimbal and cell phone config.....which is basically just vertical weight distribution.

I think it is subjective to the size of a camera. If you open the legs to the widest part, it seems quite strong for a regular DSLR with a normal lenses. Bigger lenses would probably tip it over.

Hi. I put a Canon T6 and work good.

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Not really!
Answered by Anbu 3 years ago
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It’s not very strong. Point and shoot yes, dslr probably not.
Answered by ChrisJ 4 years ago
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No
Answered by Candy 5 years ago
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I would not put a large camera or a large lens on it, it can hold but I tend to trust heavier equipment with my camera. Also a longer lens makes it front heavy and it doesnt do well holding level.
Answered by LFMphoto 6 years ago
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I used it for a point and shoot camera Worked fine
Answered by Lettersandnumbers 6 years ago
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Yes. Even a zoom lens
Answered by RobC 6 years ago
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Barely. If I were you I wouldn’t chance it. It barely held a Sony a 6000. And it broke in a day.
Answered by Cali 6 years ago
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I think so. Camera sizes really differ. Plus if you add a lot of weight to the front end like a large zoom lense, you could potentially have problems. I use this for my gimbal and cell phone config.....which is basically just vertical weight distribution.
Answered by JFR1019SATX 6 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Gregory 6 years ago
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I think it is subjective to the size of a camera. If you open the legs to the widest part, it seems quite strong for a regular DSLR with a normal lenses. Bigger lenses would probably tip it over.
Answered by Phil 6 years ago
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