Battery grip??

Makes you a long lasting, bigger package photographer.

Are we still talking about the battery grip or did you just go all viagra salesman on us all?
 
No... it allows you to shoot in portrait orientation using the same body stance you do when shooting in landscape.

Oh thats good to know. I just looked at some on BHphoto... i didn't know they had the shutter buttons also?

Some have more than that. My D7000 grip has front & rear command dials, multi-selector switch and AE-L / AF-L button. In a pinch, I can install six AA batteries to keep shooting with.

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thanks for sharing a picture. What grip is this?
 
I see a lot of cheap ones on Amazon...even ones for like $15. Is this something i should stay away from?
 
So its a chinese knock off? Any issues? where did you get it? I want to look more into it since i shoot a lot in portrait mode..

Yes.

None so far.

Ebay, from LinkDelight, on of TPFs sponsors.

For sixty dead presidents, it's well worth it.
 
I like grips because I have bigger hands (on not huge but not small), and except for the "pro" bodies, they are normally pretty small and a grip adds just that, a better grip to the camera. Although on my 7D its not bad, but its pretty bad on my smaller XTi.
 
Huh, I haven't seen anyone mention this yet, but it fits in my hand better with a grip... Without the grip my ring & pinky finger fall off the bottom of my camera. It also is much better balanced when I'm using my 70-200 2.8 or 300 2.8
 
Sparky does your battery grip require a cord for it to work?
 
Sparky does your battery grip require a cord for it to work?

Nope. I don't think there's many that do. A camera that accepts a grip will typically have electrical connections which are pretty much 'automatic' when the grip is installed.
 
With those eBay grips... Didn't I read somewhere that one of the control wheels is reversed?
 
Only the rear is reversed on mine.
 

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