DSLR battery grips are not essential for everyone, but they can be a helpful accessory for photographers who shoot frequently or in demanding conditions. Battery grips allow you to extend your shooting time by holding multiple batteries, and they also provide extra stability and comfort when shooting in vertical orientation. If you think you might benefit from a battery grip, consider your shooting habits and needs before making a purchase.
Yes, you can use a battery grip with one battery. This can be useful if you want to extend the battery life of your camera, or if you want to use a larger battery to get more shooting time.
Yes, you can use a tripod with a battery grip. There are a few things to keep in mind, though. First, the tripod will need to have a 3/8" thread mount or be able to be adapted to one. Second, the battery grip will add weight to the camera, so you'll need to make sure the tripod can support the additional weight. Third, the battery grip may make it more difficult to access the camera's controls, so you may want to consider a remote shutter release or wireless remote control.
No, Canon battery grips do not come with batteries.
4.8/5
Improved camera connection
Includes quick control and main dial for easy horizontal and vertical shooting patibilityOff: EOS R RF 24–105mm F4 L is USM kit, EOS R body
Battery grip for Canon digital camera EOS R
Enables high-volume shooting using up to two battery packs (LP-E6N/LP-E6)
Slim design for more comfortable handling
$234
This is my second SLR battery grip. The prior grip was a T4i produced by a third party. There was no third-party grip for the EOS-R when I bought this one. I should note that I have never experienced a problem with my T4i's 3rd party grip that made me wish I had a Canon. Having said that, I didn't mind having to shell out the significantly greater cost for a Canon brand grip.However, I find it quite annoying that I lost a HUGE function with this grip that I had with my much, much cheaper T4i. the capacity to work with AA batteries in a battery sled. Since I tend to only use my SLR once a month or so for significant family events, etc., and because rechargeable batteries lose their charge after resting for a month or so, I have encountered far too many instances where I went to grab my camera only to discover that all four of my batteries were low on power. Okay, I just need to manage my battery life better. In contrast, I don't. Being able to quickly start shooting after putting them on the charger and grabbing the AA insert with brand-new AA batteries was fantastic. I'm no longer able to do that with this grip.Now, even when I'm not using the camera for a while, I have to be much more watchful to keep the batteries charged. However, I will eventually need a backup for lengthy shoots as the batteries deteriorate with time and lose capacity. Now I'll have to buy more expensive new rechargeable batteries instead of just keeping some AAs in my back as a backup.This might not matter at all to some people, but I'm sure it will to some of you. I'm hoping that either Canon releases an add-on tray for AA batteries or a third-party grip maker releases a version of their grip that works with AA batteries.The grip functions exactly as you would expect, with the exception of the pretty specialized grip I described above. The grip's buttons match those on the camera body in a good way. As with any other add-on grip, the strap mounting positions are the same. The USB charging port is great, but I don't like how they say to use it only with Canon batteries. Two batteries are Canon, and two are from third parties. In the sled, I normally like to have one Canon and one third-party camera at once. As they carry warnings about the potential of harm otherwise, I must switch out the batteries to only the Canon if I want to utilize the USB charging connector. I don't want to take a chance that their technology would start a fire inside the camera given all the battery problems that exist. If something were to occur, I would prefer that it do so on a wall wart charger.The grip is nice overall, but I don't like that it lacks a crucial function in my opinion. To me, it's really important that I can't use AAs as a backup. Since many people might not care, I simply deducted one star for it.
4.7/5
Standard 1/4 tripod screw:you can mount it to tripod staightly
SD cards and rechargeable battery can still be easily opened
Fits Fuji mirrorless camera X-T30 X-T20 X-T10
Light to carry,comfortable to hold
It expands the body with an Arca-Swiss compatible track,makes it much easier to hold and operate the camera
$234
On an X-T20 body, the fit is excellent. Identical in appearance to the Fujifilm version, which costs almost three times as much. repositions the tripod mounting hole farther from the battery door while maintaining easy access to the battery and memory card. Although that component is plastic and doesn't have the same rubbery feel, the texture on the front of the grip is similar to that on the body. The grip creates a swell out to the side and depth from front to rear. Because of this, the grip is noticeably more substantial than using only your torso, without significantly affecting the area for your fingers.I started out by purchasing one of the several all-aluminum L-brackets with grip, which was only $24 and worked great with my XC lenses and 23 f/2 Fujinon and provided a stronger grip. But as soon as I got a 56 f/1.2, I discovered that there wasn't enough room between the bracket grip and aperture ring, and the ring would uncomfortably grind against one or two of my right hand's knuckles. I can utilize the larger lens without feeling uncomfortable because this grip does not take up less room.The only thing I might ever question is the robustness of the two tiny screws holding the front plastic grip to the aluminum base plate. But I can't think of anything that would put the grip under a lot of strain and make them vulnerable.
4.6/5
Vertical shutter with half-press function. More comfortable vertical shooting
Doubling the battery capacity of your camera, effectively extending your shooting time
Pro Battery Grip for Canon EOS 550D/600D/650D/700D Rebel T2i/T3i/T4i/T5i SLR Camera,Hold 6 AA batteries or 2 LP-E8 Li-ion batteries
Same functions as the original battery grip Canon BG-E8. High quality product with a big discount from the original one
Professional edition with vertical-grip shutter-release button, main dial, AE-L button, Index/Reduce button and Exposure button,Tripod screw mount
$234
Neewer is a fantastic substitute for the genuine Canon Brand and is considerably less expensive.First of all, this battery grip is quite useful. The ability to use two cells inside gives you nearly twice as much time between battery changes, but there are many more advantages as well. For instance, using this grip makes my camera seem heavier, more substantial, and easier to hold. For video work, this is crucial to getting stable, smooth shots.Additionally, it makes it easier to change batteries while using a tripod because you no longer need to remove your camera from the tripod adaptor; instead, all it takes is a quick turn of the side lever to easily remove both batteries. (Even though you will change batteries 50% less frequently than you previously did)Second, having the buttons on the grip itself makes it simple to hold this sideways while maintaining full control of the essential buttons (note that I was completely unaware of this when I purchased it, so it was a wonderful surprise).The grip seems more like a part of the camera than just a cheap add-on to a beautiful DSLR, and the build quality of the device is excellent. The buttons click smoothly and are easy to find.Some users have reported having trouble getting the pins inside the grip to line up with the pins inside the camera itself, but I haven't experienced any such problems with my gadget.Also, keep in mind that this grip includes a different AA adaptor that uses six AA batteries. Although I haven't used it, it might be a useful function in the worst-case scenario.
4.4/5
Support screen lock function, support lock display mode.use low-power LCD screen
Excellent coating made with the top-class rubber for perfect feeling
For Sony A9 A7R III A7III camera with vertical-shooting function,best choice for portrait shooting
The lithium battery(NP-FZ100) can be used
The Timer can Set Delay Time,Exposure Time,Time Interval and Number of Shots
$234
I was able to get exactly what I needed out of this grip.I have a Sony A7III, and the body is just little too small for me to feel like I have a firm grip on it. I looked into all the available possibilities, and this Meike device seemed to offer the best combination of price and quality. I wanted to find something that was comparable to the Sony model in terms of both function and looks because it was so pricey (in my opinion). I didn't want to attach this $2,000 camera with a subpar, toy-like piece of gear.Quality-wise, the Meike grip is acceptable for what I spent ($70). Although I would have like the non-textured portions to be made of metal or an alloy rather than plastic, I can't complain about the price. However, it seemed to be strong enough, and I was unable to locate any areas of the plastic that were weak. The rubberized texture is lovely and "grippy," but what I really like about it is how well it mimics the camera's original texture grip.The power, shutter, custom, and joystick buttons all performed exactly as they should have.The actuation of the shutter button does appear to have a little bit more "travel" than the camera's shutter button, and the actual click differs significantly. However, this is to be anticipated and is in no way a drawback.Both of my batteries—a Sony brand and a third-party brand I purchased from B
4.3/5
Guaranteed to work with your Canon LP-E6 Cameras which includes the EOS 6D, 7D and 7D Mark II, 70D, 60D, 5D Mark II Mark III and Mark IV, 80D, 5DS, and 5DS R
STK LP-E6 Meets or Exceeds OEM Battery specifications
STK LP-E6 Battery is guaranteed for 1 FULL Year just ask we'll replace it.
CE Safety Certification
STK's LP-E6 Battery Replacement for the Canon LP-E6 Battery (STK Brand)
$234
I needed a few additional batteries for my Canon 60d while getting ready to shoot a documentary, but I didn't feel like paying extra to have them imprinted with the "Canon" label. After all, it's just a battery, right? I looked everywhere—on Amazon, in other online stores that sell camera accessories, and on unrelated review websites—and discovered that LP-E6 batteries from companies other than Canon are renowned for displaying error warnings, giving false capacity readings, etc. The STK Canon LP-E6 Battery 2600 mAH - for Canon EOS 6D, 7D, 70D, 60D, 5D Mark III,
4.3/5
COMPATIBILITY: The battery grip (Replacement for Sony VG-C3EM) is compatibal with Sony A9 A7III A7RIII Cameras; With a 1/4 inch bottom screw thread, you can attach it to the tripod
ERGONOMICAL DESIGN: Excellent coating made with the top-class rubber for perfect feeling
POWER SOURCE: Work with 1 or 2 pieces Sony NP-FZ100 Li-ion battery; Provides more battery capacity for your camera extending your shooting time (Batteries are NOT included)
FUNCTION: Professional edition with vertical-grip shutter-release button, front and rear dials, AF-ON button, AE-L button, Multi-selector, making vertical shooting as easy as horizontal shooting
VERTICAL SHOOTING: Attractive and convenient vertical shooting shutter release function, increases the shooting stability and enhances the handle feeling
$234
Beyond my expectations, this battery grip has been performing admirably. I now have more battery life than I'll ever need for whatever photo or video shoot I have.The battery grip's quality is pretty comparable to what Sony provides. and the dials function properly, the buttons are "clicky," My A7III's battery cover fits inside the battery grip. The lack of branding or marks on the battery grip furthers the minimalist design that Sony delivers. This battery grip has more than met my expectations, and I have already recommended it to others.
4.3/5
SPLASHPROOF AND DUSTPROOF: Can work even at minus 10 degree to ensure the shooting as usual and protect your camera from harsh weather conditions
ENDURANCE FUNCTION: Powered by 1 BLF19E battery, effectively increasing the operating time of the camera(Battery Not Included)
TRIPOD SOCKET: Equipped with a tripod socket on the bottom of the grip, Enables the battery grip can be mounted on a tripod accurately and firmly
COMPATIBILITY: Replacement for DMW-BGGH5 and fit for LUMIX GH5; NOTE:Camera and Batteries are Not included
VERTICAL SHOOTING: Supports vertical shooting; Whatever you take vertical shooting or horizontal shooting, this grip gives you a better feeling of holding
$234
You need Adobe Flash Player to view this video.Download Flash Player.You can't beat it for the price compared to the $350 Panasonic grip. You can't go wrong with this one because it functions and feels the same!
4.3/5
Holds two Li-ion batteries or six AA Battery for extended shooting
A firm, comfortable grip for vertical-position shooting with the Camera. Buttons and controls are conveniently placed and easy to reach for greater comfort.
When using two batteries, the grip will automatically switch to the second battery if the first becomes depleted. Switching does not interrupt camera operation.
Remaining power indicator
Li-ion Battery Info: DC 8.4V (max); DC 7.2V (mean) 19.2Wh/2600mAh
$234
I chose this item for my 70D instead of the far more expensive Canon version because I'm currently on a budget.Excellent fit (see note below). Although I don't have access to the Canon version to compare it to, after looking at it and watching YouTube reviews to learn what to look for, I think it is accurate.Finish: Some people may object to the grip surface's somewhat more rubbery feel compared to the Canon version, however one must make adjustments for trying to save money.Operation: The buttons for using the camera in vertical mode feel a little strange and are certainly not Canon quality, but they are acceptable given the price. My biggest complaint is the main wheel of the unit, which is made of plastic rather than rubber, is noisy when it operates, and seems prone to failure. But when altering shutter speed, for instance, it accurately returns the same stop increments as the Canon main wheel does.Another issue is that while squeezing this device into the camera, the huge wheel that attaches it "bottoms out" and flops around loosely. The 1/4-20 threaded bolt that is used to join it to the tripod receiver at the base of the camera would likely fit in firmly and not feel loose if it were half a millimeter shorter. The connection to the camera remains unaffected, though, since it fits incredibly tightly and without any twist or looseness (see the note below).The battery connectors are somewhat gold-colored, and the interior of the battery unit is coated in metal rather than plastic, which are two extremely advantageous features of this unit in comparison to other non-OEM options in the same price range. This unit's base's circular, metal floor-to-nut connection and tripod mount are both made of metal. Other pieces link a plastic floor panel to a small metal circular bolt that they thread into. This was a selling element for me because I will only be using it on a tripod.Okay, referring to the notes: There was one minor flaw in the otherwise perfect fit. There was a tiny movement where it did not create a tight join at the right side front corner, or where your pinky would be holding it with your right hand. It doesn't really matter how it works. But because I find minor things like that annoying, I took some gaffer tape and created a shim right at the corner, building up a layer that was one piece thick. It is now quite tight and immobile. This is probably simply a quirk with my specific camera and this specific equipment, and nobody else will likely notice it.The batteries that are being offered are exactly the same ones that I ordered as spares a few years ago and have been using regularly without incident. The shutter count, charge reliability, and remaining battery power are all accurately reported by the camera. The algorithm for choosing which battery to use when hasn't yet been deciphered, but the camera does use both batteries, not just one at a time.Overall, it would be silly not to consider this over Canon's far more expensive option unless you are a snob and have money to spare.
4.1/5
COMPATIBILITY: The battery grip (Replacement for Sony VG-C3EM) is compatibal with Sony A9 A7III A7RIII Cameras; With a 1/4 inch bottom screw thread, you can attach it to the tripod
PORTABLE: Easy to carry when you are out; No need to worry about the shortage of power when shooting; Charge up fast and hold charge well
FUNCTION: Professional edition with vertical-grip shutter-release button, front and rear dials, AF-ON button, AE-L button, Multi-selector, making vertical shooting as easy as horizontal shooting
LARGE CAPACITY: 7.2v 2280mAh rechargeable Li-ion with premium cell for longer battery life without memory effect; Long-lasting power and durability
KIT INCLUDES: (1) Vertical Battery Grip for Sony A9 A7III A7RIII Cameras, (2) 7.2v 2280mAh Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Replacement for Sony NP-FZ100
$234
These Neewer batteries have been used on a few shoots and have performed exactly as well as genuine Sony batteries. Even after the a7Riii was updated to software 3.01, the batteries continue to function flawlessly in the camera and the camera makes no complaints about them.These batteries are just as durable as Sony batteries and take the same amount of time to charge. Electrically, they appear to be flawless.The grip isn't exactly Sony caliber, but it's kind of serviceable. The coating isn't quite as excellent with some adhesive oozing out here and there, and the buttons function but don't feel quite as good as Sony's. Whatever you pay for, you get. It does have two battery slots, but in most situations, we've found that one battery is plenty for a full day of photo shoots. It would be helpful to have two batteries if you want to capture a lot of 4K videos.The two batteries in this kit, which cost the same or less than a single Sony battery, were the main reasons for purchasing it.For what you receive, the price is reasonable. Buy Sony things if you want products of Sony quality, but this will function for what it is.
3.7/5
Works with Sony Alpha A6100 A6400 A6300 A6000 ; You can turn off the camera by turning MK-A6301 battery grip off
2pcs NP-FW51 Lithium batteries can be put into the grip, extending your shooting time
Adopts 2.4GHz wireless channel and FSK signal mode. The max distance for remote control can reach to about 100m;Working voltage: 7.2V-8.4V (for grip) / 3V (for remote control);Working current: less than 51mA (for remote control)
$234
Yes, I just received this item yesterday. Even though it is too soon to write a review, I might as well.I purchased this for my Sony Alpha 6400, and it works well. The battery grip fits perfectly onto the camera body, and I didn't need to adjust anything.Since I always turn off the battery pack when I'm not using the camera, I haven't noticed any battery loss while it's off.The extension does seem a touch plasticy and light when I first unboxed the item, which made me initially nervous. However, the extension felt solid and good until I installed the real batteries. Be careful because the plastic dummy battery that fits into the camera feels like it could break easily.I haven't completely worked out the remote because it's a little finicky with frequencies. The remote is made of plastic and doesn't feel particularly high-quality. But since it's a remote, I won't use it frequently if at all.The shutter button on the real camera feels different from the vertical portrait button on the battery extension. When it works, it requires more effort to focus and shoot a picture. When I press the button, sometimes it simply doesn't bother to snap a picture.If you don't want to pay $250 on the Sony version, this device is generally good.
A battery grip is a device that is attached to the bottom of a DSLR camera body and holds one or two additional batteries to extend the battery life of the camera. Many professional photographers use battery grips because they enable the camera to shoot for a longer period of time without needing to be recharged.
No, Canon does not make a battery grip for the EOS RP.
Nikon d7500 does not have a battery grip.
Canon battery grips are one of the most popular camera accessories on the market. They allow you to extend the battery life of your camera, as well as giving you a better grip on the camera body. There are a few different ways to charge a Canon battery grip, depending on the model and brand of the grip. The most common way to charge a Canon battery grip is with the included AC adapter. Simply plug the adapter into the wall and then into the battery grip. The adapter will charge the batteries in the grip and will usually have a light that indicates when the batteries are
To charge a Nikon battery grip, you will need to connect the battery grip to the camera body using the provided cable. Once the battery grip is connected, you can then use the camera's USB port to connect the battery grip to a power source.
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