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Tetsujin
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I currently own a Canon 200D and a friend of mine borrowedlent me a 24-70 F2.8 lens for playing around. The lens weighs 800 grams, which is double the weight of the camera itself. Putting it on I was slightly afraid of bending the lens mount if I hold the camera body without supporting the lens with my second hand.

We'reWere those fears justified? Or can I safely mount any lens on any compatible camera without worrying about the weight?

I currently own a Canon 200D and a friend of mine borrowed me a 24-70 F2.8 lens for playing around. The lens weighs 800 grams, which is double the weight of the camera itself. Putting it on I was slightly afraid of bending the lens mount if I hold the camera body without supporting the lens with my second hand.

We're those fears justified? Or can I safely mount any lens on any compatible camera without worrying about the weight?

I currently own a Canon 200D and a friend of mine lent me a 24-70 F2.8 lens for playing around. The lens weighs 800 grams, which is double the weight of the camera itself. Putting it on I was slightly afraid of bending the lens mount if I hold the camera body without supporting the lens with my second hand.

Were those fears justified? Or can I safely mount any lens on any compatible camera without worrying about the weight?

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JonathanReez
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Can a lens be too heavy for a given camera?

I currently own a Canon 200D and a friend of mine borrowed me a 24-70 F2.8 lens for playing around. The lens weighs 800 grams, which is double the weight of the camera itself. Putting it on I was slightly afraid of bending the lens mount if I hold the camera body without supporting the lens with my second hand.

We're those fears justified? Or can I safely mount any lens on any compatible camera without worrying about the weight?