Just got a battery grip ( from China), And it works well. [emoji41] Not a bad price either.
Paul Rowden Messages 15 Edit My Images No 10 Dec 2017 #1 Just got a battery grip ( from China), And it works well. [emoji41] Not a bad price either.
Icee Messages 2,211 Name Iain Edit My Images No 10 Dec 2017 #2 is this a grip for the D7500? Just found it. Last edited: 10 Dec 2017
rob-nikon Messages 6,932 Name Rob Edit My Images Yes 10 Dec 2017 #3 Icee said: is this a grip for the D7500? Click to expand... I thought there were no battery grip contacts on the base of the D7500. It will be interesting to see how it works if it does fit a D7500.
Icee said: is this a grip for the D7500? Click to expand... I thought there were no battery grip contacts on the base of the D7500. It will be interesting to see how it works if it does fit a D7500.
OP Paul Rowden Messages 15 Edit My Images No 10 Dec 2017 #4 rob-nikon said: I thought there were no battery grip contacts on the base of the D7500. It will be interesting to see how it works if it does fit a D7500. Click to expand... It slots into the battery compartment, after removal of the door, only holds 1 battery though, but much better in portrait mode.
rob-nikon said: I thought there were no battery grip contacts on the base of the D7500. It will be interesting to see how it works if it does fit a D7500. Click to expand... It slots into the battery compartment, after removal of the door, only holds 1 battery though, but much better in portrait mode.
rob-nikon Messages 6,932 Name Rob Edit My Images Yes 10 Dec 2017 #5 Paul Rowden said: It slots into the battery compartment, after removal of the door, only holds 1 battery though, but much better in portrait mode. Click to expand... Does it fire the shutter and have the front/rear dials to adjust aperture/shutter speed? Just found one on eBay and can now see how it works with the shutter. Last edited: 10 Dec 2017
Paul Rowden said: It slots into the battery compartment, after removal of the door, only holds 1 battery though, but much better in portrait mode. Click to expand... Does it fire the shutter and have the front/rear dials to adjust aperture/shutter speed? Just found one on eBay and can now see how it works with the shutter.