Can this tripod hold a Nikon P510 zoom camera?
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I use this tripod with a Nikon S9500 and it works very well. The P9500 weighs a little over 7 ounces but I believe your P510 is a little heavier. The question is "how heavy is too much?"
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Hi I don't think Nikon P510 would fit in. Dimensions of P510 : W 4.8" x H 3.3" x D 4.1", and Camera Compartment measures W 5.8 x D 4.6 x H 3" , I worry about the height.
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It is a very well built tripod. However, the answer to your question really depends on what size/type camera you intend to use with it. I would be a bit leery putting a full size, digital SLR with a large zoom lens on this.
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Assuming that the D5100 has a Nikon F mount, then it should. I use it on my D7000. Be warned that the lens weighs 4.33 lbs. With the ISO pushed way up and the OS on, it is possible to hand-hold this lens, but a tripod, or other support will definitely improve your results.
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Yes you can. Lately most tripod have an adapter, the adapter can easily fit .
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The tripod is very sturdy and well built. I'm not familiar with that particular model but most cameras and video camera have a spot to attach a tripod. As long as long as the fine pix has that, this tripod will work perfectly.
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That should be fine but i dont think you can fit the tripod though. You might need to a seperate attachment. Im currently housing a d700, with 4 zoom lenses and 3 flash units in the bag.
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Hi Paula. No. The P510 requires an adapter. Here is the ASIN that you can copy and paste into the Amazon search for the Nikon P510 filters with adapter: B00D3ROIVY
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If you can find one that'll fit, sure! The standard for cameras has long been 1/4"-20 threads. The threads on this tripod look to be more along the lines of 5/16"-18 or possibly 8mm.You may be better served if you can just come up with something suitable to set the tripod on top of, such as concrete blocks or five gallon buckets. They wouldn't necessarily even have to be identical items as the legs will adjust independently, but it is rather vital that whatever you use be stable!
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If your camera has a plate to receive the tripod it will work. The tripod holds my huge spotting scope nicely, which is VERY heavy on the front end. It also has a hook for weights or to tie it to the ground if it's windy.
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Lynn, I think it will work fine. What time of equipment/weight are you putting on it? The tripod is compact, but i wouldn't use it to support a heavy camera and lens.
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I am not familiar with your specific camera but it is a clip on type of lens so as long as there is a lip rim on the inside of your lens it may. It works great on my Nikon p510 though I do have to turn the camera on and extend the lens slightly to get that lip to snap it to. I do not need to screw the lens on to anything (someone said sonething about screwing the lens into place) Hopefully someone has the same camera and can give you a more experienced yes or no
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Sorry, but I'm not sure. I'd use the Joby 3-Way Camera for a wile and than I have changed my camera for a new one. I had no opportunity to try to mount it on a tripod.
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I don't think so. The camera is protected in a padded square and so would be unlikely that, unless it's a very compacted tripod, that it would fit. This is a great bag, but I think you'd need to find another one or find another way to transport your tripod.
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As long as the attachment base will fit into the bottom of your camera. There is a screw that fits into the bottom of the camera to hold the tripod on. I have bought three of them so far. Love the Gorillapod!
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Not for traditional tripods, if you have the right clamp type adaptor... you could use the Camera or anything else on the tripod. For instance, I bought a special adaptor for my smart phone.
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It can handle my Nikon D3200 with a 55-200mm zoom with room to spare! A great tripod for my usage!