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Question: Will this 'pod support the weight of a Canon 7D & a 240-70 L lens or a telephoto (Canon 70-300 USM)?
Document: I was hoping this would due as my "in a pinch" tripod for my Canon Rebel xsi. I fastened it on and it immediately fell over. It will not hold the weight of the camera even with a very small lens on it. I will probably try to resell it to get some money back.
Reading reviews about this pod one would belief that it beats all other related camera steadeing  hardware is junk. Well, it is the other way around! I got this gadget for nacro purposes however, the Gorilla Focus will not support my Canon 5D with a 100 mm lness and the Canon rig lite although the entire rig is well within the published support ratings. This Gorrilla pod become a nini monkey pod and collapses very slowly under the above mentioned weight this making it impossible to shoot a tack sharp image with.
Joby Gorillapod is made for light cameras but I put some hot glue on the top two joints and now it works fine even for my Canon SX40hs which is a little heavy with the 35X zoom lens. I am still very happy with the product.Joby GP1-A1EN Gorillapod Flexible Tripod (Grey and Black)
Anytime you need a secure/steady tripod for any purpose photography this "Joby Gorillapod" should be part of your equipment.It's an ultra-light weight and very flexible miniature tripod intended for smaller cameras, lights, phones, etc. But It's even held my 5D2, with a pancake lens, without difficulty. Any other lens requires one of it's bigger brothers, though.
I bought this tripod to replace the junk I had bought two weeks ago.This one Vidpro GP-10 - "Gripster" Table Top Tripod For Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS, 300 HS, 500 HSIts the same size and the Joby its the real deal..
Bought this to use with our new Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 Camera. It is a game changer. You no longer need to ask someone to take a picture for you. Just wrap the legs around a nearby object and use the self-timer. It works on trees, posts, flat ground, uneven ground, etc.
Works perfectly with my canon point and shoot camera. I wouldn't recommend it for anything bigger because structurally its on the weaker side and can only support light cameras and/or phones.
doesnt work with slightly heavy camera. Cannot support the weight. The upper joint is so weak. I've seen much better versions of this product that can support a gopro hero2 for example
This seems like a great item for a smaller or lighter camera. I mounts into my Nikon D5000 but wont support the weight well. I assumed from Pics and Reviews it might but it really doesnt.
Why? Well, they can only support so much weight before they start to sag downwards and give under the weight. But, if you buy the one you need for the camera's weight, you can hang your camcorder with no sagging at all, even sideways where the camera has weight leverage or upside down. This one in particular was designed for pocket cameras and camcorders.
Answer: no. we have a same camera. we tried and they are too heavy