Does the camera's battery door have a storage location in the grip? I'd hate to lose the door.
184057
It definitely does. Anyone who says it doesn't just couldn't figure it out.
184058
No u gotta take it off I keep it in my camera bag don't yank it off figure out how to take it off there is a way I think u pik it up then gently slide it out
1574065
Open the battery cover, on the inside of it there's a little silver spring loaded button that slides to release it. On the battery grip there's a place on the side of the part that slides into the camera that holds the battery cover for you so you don't lose it.
687573
No, but the camera works really well. I have not had any problem with the door latch. For the price this is an excellent camera.
1524892
Yes. If you are holding and aiming the camera, it will be on the left underside of the camera.
348393
Under the Grey flap on the side of the camera body. Same place as the memory card.
2213695
I usually keep the rubber hood in the zipper compartment in the back storage area, but I did just try the case with the rubber hood mounted and there is plenty of room in the camera compartment to accommodate. The camera must be stored with lens facing up in this case regardless of the rubber hood. It's a great case for my needs.
737084
You do have to take 30 seconds to remove the case to get at the trap door for the battery and the SD card. Quite frankly, there really isn't a better way to attach the case to the camera. Velcro? Honestly. You CAN charge the battery in the camera with the USB cable which can be connected to the camera without removing the case.
438206
You can only use the grip. Replaces the specific camera battery with the grip, which uses a series of AAs.
360751
Good question. The battery grip inserts into the spot where the battery goes into the camera. Also, the grip provides additional stability with weight, as well as, hold 2 batteries giving you more power for shooting. Also, it gives you access to your controls when shooting in portrait orientation in the same fashion as is landscape orientation.
2186624
Simply remove the battery compartment cover on the camera. Store it in the extension of the grip that sticks up. Take the battery out of the camera. Place the extension that you just stored the cover into the camera. Use the tripod screw to secure the connection. Put batteries in the grip and you're good to go.
1912544
Holding your camera as if to take a picture, on the end of the camera on the right side, there is an arrow which points (downward) to open the battery compartment. Once you've slid the compartment door, lift up, and you'll see where the batteries go.
1924213
There appear to be adequate room for the cameras in question, with or without a battery grip. I have a (big) Sony, Alpha 100 with a 70-300mm lens, and there are lots of room left.
1110588
Yes, the front panel comes off and reveals the key entry. The battery access is inside the safe.
982571
Yes, there is an opening on the side of the case and you can open the battery charge door. You do not get to the battery. To charge you plug into the side of the camera.
2058424
lynne has the correct answer. I too was having this same issue. You slide the battery compartment door to the side (in line with the camera body) before you lift the door up. Because the door is small, it takes some persistence to hold the door and get it to slide, but it will work.
360756
The battery grip replaces the single battery in the camera with two batteries in the grip. It has no batteries with the item so at a minimum you will need one additional battery in addition to the one that came with the camera. It also comes with a AA battery holder and a storage bag. It does not charge the batteries, so you will still need the charger that came with the camera. You will have to remove the battery door from you camera when you install the grip. This is very easy and the grip has a storage location for the door built in.
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I was going to answer "no", then again I'm looking at mine with grip attached (always leave mine on for extra battery). If it's underneath I had forgotten since my grip has been on about as long as had the camera, loops, I mean phone. I do that all the time!! ;0)