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- Camera Battery Grip is made of high quality and durable material
- With extra shutter-release button
- Canon Battery Grip makes shooting with the camera in a vertical position much easier
- In this professional edition, there are several functional buttons on the battery grip
- This Vertical Battery Grip will be much convenient while using
- This Canon Battery Grip is easy to use, this Canon Battery Grip is durable and light weight and easy to take
- This is a non-OEM product
- Powered by: 6 x AA batteries, 2 x DPK-C50D li-ion batteries, BP511A / 514 / 511 / 512
- Compatible with: Canon 20D 30D 40D 50D Cameras
- Size: 142.7 x 110.5 x 75.7mm / 5.6 x 4.35 x 2.98in(L x W x H)
Details:
- DSLR Camera Battery Grip for Canon 20D 30D 40D 50D
- This Canon Battery Grip is easy to use, this Canon Battery Grip is durable and light weight and easy to take
- The Canon Battery Grip is both powerful and versatile
- keeping the important ability to stabilize the camera during critical shoots
Usage:- Determine the camera's power switch has been set in the closed position, open the camera's battery compartment cover to carefully pull out the 35-degree angle, the camera battery inside the battery compartment out. To avoid dropping the battery can be up to the battery box cover is opened
- Camera battery box cover is stored in the handle of the camera battery compartment cover storage place to prevent loss
- Insert the handle column electrodes camera battery room, and to link the camera tripod screw toward the screw, according to tighten the connection as shown in the direction of hand wheel. Found between the camera body and the handle virtual spaces, you need to reinstall the handle
- Thus all the setup all finished. Open the camera power switch, and make sure the camera body there is information on the LCD display before use
- Installation steps can be removed in the opposite handle
NOTE:- The handle can only be used with compatible devices
- In order to prevent physical access to the power terminal of metal caused a short circuit, do not use the handle, please cover Interface cover
- The handle does not equipped with power switch, use the camera power switch on or off the power
- The battery pack into fire or water, or directly to output short-circuit the battery pack
- Do not break down or assemble the battery pack
- Please use the specified charger to charge
- Independent place or time do not, remove the battery box battery
The Canon Digital Rebel XTi is an entry-level digital single-lens reflex camera, made for the "prosumer" market: the gray area between professional photographer and consumer. Professional accessories, including a battery grip, are available for the camera. This grip adds an extra shutter-release button, as well as storage for additional batteries, prolonging the shooting time available
- Turn the camera over to reveal the battery cover. Use your thumbnail to open the battery door. Hold the orange battery latch back using your thumb, then turn the camera over to drop the battery out of the camera
- Locate the hinge on the battery door. Pull the battery door toward the sides of the camera, at a slight angle, to break it free from the body. The battery door then clicks onto the body of the battery pack, at the vertical section that goes inside the camera
- Place the battery grip into the battery compartment of the camera until the tripod mount screw on the battery grip contacts the threaded hole on the base of the camera. Locate the knurled knob on the front of the battery grip. Turn it to the right to thread the battery grip into the tripod mount on the camera to lock it in place
- Turn on the camera to verify the battery grip is working correctly
How to Install a Hand Grip Battery for a Digital camera?- Turn the camera over to reveal the battery cover. Use your thumbnail to open the battery door. Hold the orange battery latch back using your thumb, then turn the camera over to drop the battery out of the camera.
- Locate the hinge on the battery door. Pull the battery door toward the sides of the camera, at a slight angle, to break it free from the body. The battery door then clicks onto the body of the battery pack, at the vertical section that goes inside the camera.
- Place the battery grip into the battery compartment of the camera until the tripod mount screw on the battery grip contacts the threaded hole on the base of the camera. Locate the knurled knob on the front of the battery grip. Turn it to the right to thread the battery grip into the tripod mount on the camera to lock it in place.
- Turn on the camera to verify the battery grip is working correctly.
What is an Addon Handgrip or Battery Grip?Many big brand SLR camera producers including Nikon and Canon, now give photographers the option of an addon handgrip / battery grip. The image below demonstrates what a battery grip looks like without the camera attached.
With a camera attached, it makes the setup look more squarish than rectangular. Apart from looking larger and more impressive, there are other advantages to using a battery grip.
Advantages of SLR Camera Battery Grips
- Battery grips make it easier for those with larger hands to grip the camera. In some cases even those with smaller hands will find it useful when holding the camera in a portrait (horizontal) position.
- Many battery grips nowadays, are designed to hold more than one battery. For example, the battery grip for Canon's EOS 400D (Digital Rebel XT / Kiss), holds two batteries. Many photographers will recall a number of times when they've been midway through a shot, when they find the camera locks up due to a low battery. By the time they've changed the power supply, the shot is long gone. Adding a grip that holds 2 batteries to your setup, will help solve this problem. The camera won't lock up until both batteries are low.
- Some battery grips have an added advantage of weather protection. Many photographers believe they extend the battery life in cold conditions when normally they run down quicker.
Package Included:
- 1 x Battery Grip
- 1 x AA Battery Box
- 1 x User Manual
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Zhen
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05-25-2011- Other Thoughts: I just got this grip today. I have to say it lived up to my expectations. At first I didn't think it would be very good in build quality to the official Nikon grip, but after reading all the reviews and for the low price to try it out. All I have to stay is I won't be buying a official grip from Nikon anymore. It works exactly the same as the Nikon grip and the actually grip feels better than the grip on my Nikon D90. All the buttons work very smoothly. IT does feel a little heavy now though because I'm not used to adding a grip yet, but that's expected. Only complaint is that it still doesn't have the IR Remote. Yet, if it was advertised without the remote I would still recommend this product. The grip I received was made by Meike and not the one shown in the pictures. I'll post a picture of it. Perfect product! Love it! Recommend it!
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jk
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05-05-2011- Other Thoughts: The grip supports two batteries. I use two made by Nikon and they both fit snugly into the grip without jiggling. The door for the battery compartment closes tight and stays shut. When closed, the door doesnt jiggle. As noted in other reviews, if you tap on the door when closed it sounds hollow - which stands to reason.
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Philip
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04-30-2011- Other Thoughts: This is a good grip and one of only two that I have seen so far for the Nikon D3100. Unlike just about every other review I have read about it, it snuggles tightly against the bottom of the camera body with no jiggle or rattle. The default battery compartment door tucks into the vertical bit that snakes into the camera bodies battery slot and does not rattle.
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Gabriel
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04-28-2011- Other Thoughts: It's a good battery grip, but the shutter release button didn't work. (yes I had the cable plugged in) It might have not worked because I didn't have two batteries in it, so I'll have to purchase another battery then well see if it works. But the this grip does make the D3100 feel like your actually holding something. I don't think I could go back to not having a grip, it just adds weight and grip to the camera. I'll give it a 5 because the shudder release might work if I had both batteries put in it.
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T. Josey
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04-13-2011- Other Thoughts: First known vertical battery grip for the Nikon D3100. It is definitely worth the price and being first to market it is a very adequate offering.
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Juan
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03-30-2011- Other Thoughts: it feels cheap, light, and constructed with a "bare bones" tactic (plastic feels dollar store esk) but it gets the job done. I don't mind the battery door and lock ring being loose, my camera already rattles because I have a strap with key ring disconnects like some of the d3 cameras do, but they don't have much play unless you mess with them. If you didn't know it was loose you wouldn't of known unless you were really OCD
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Jaidun112
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01-19-2011- Other Thoughts: This product is actually better than I thought. It is not solid but gets the job done. It lines up nicely with the D3100 body and pretty much does what it says. Shipping time was not bad at all. Make sure you buy an extra battery because the D3100 battery dies very quick.
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Allan watt
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01-12-2011- Other Thoughts: Plug-and play functionality, in a sense, though you will have to remove the battery door (simply hold at a 30-degree angle and pull gently). The battery door stores neatly in a slot in the coupler. The included cable attaches easily and securely.
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