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99% of the time I carry my camera using a peak design sling strap using one of the camera lugs and then the tripod connector. Obviously if I used a grip this would block the tripod connector but the grip has it's own. Would the grip (and it's connection to the camera) be strong enough to take the weight of the camera and lens if I used the tripod connector of the grip to attach one of the ends of the strap? I have the black rapid but I would imagine this would be worse as it only has the one attachment, via the tripod connector.
Also, what are the resale values of the genuine battery grips like? IMO OEM battery grips are massively overpriced, but if you get a decent 'recovery' on them when you sell them on then it's not so bad I guess. For example, if I bought a genuine Nikon grip for £330 now what ballpark figure could I expect to get in 2 years time?
Also, what are the resale values of the genuine battery grips like? IMO OEM battery grips are massively overpriced, but if you get a decent 'recovery' on them when you sell them on then it's not so bad I guess. For example, if I bought a genuine Nikon grip for £330 now what ballpark figure could I expect to get in 2 years time?