What's the difference between Grip and Snap?
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The Grip model holds the phone in a bracket. The Snap model is magnetic and relies on attaching a magnetic plate to your phone or case.
312732
Its annoying that amazon lumped the 'Grip' and 'Snap' into one product listing when the two are fundamentally different. The Grip secures your phone via spring loaded tabs, and is basically universal - any phone will work with it. The Snap, on the other hand, uses magnets and metal plates to hold your phone - You need to secure a metal plate onto your phone, either by hiding it inside the battery compartment, between your phone and its protective case, or crazy gluing it to the phone's backing. YMMV but I prefer the Grip over the Snap.
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The pistol grip has several adjustments: the tightness, it swivels in increments into many positions (such as horizontal or, if you pivot to portrait style, still able to drop the hand down to a vertical position), and panning. I am able to very quickly make adjustments with a squeeze of the handle vs untightening/retightening.
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i have the para, and the evo. the evo has a thicker more substantial handle, although thin in width. the para has a thinner handle but wider width. out of the 2, id say that the para is a better grip from your thumb pad to fingers. that said, the para frame is split and bent to form the linear lock, where as the evo is a far superior build, with a built in linear locking mechanism. so........... take your pick. theyre both great knives!
548674
For those who have troublesome hands, or can only use 1 hand, I would go with SNAPWARE instead. Much easier to open/close.
1381453
Mine is the snap, though I think the invisible magnet would be better. All the same, I love this case!
2181117
Grips have adjustable snaps. With two snaps, it's 7 inches around, and with all four, it's 6 inches around.
245347
Soft works have a round pop up button, good grips have a square button. The sizes are very similar but not exactly the same. Also the good grips are slightly flared at the opening, so the lids are not interchangeable. But the stack together very nicely in the cupboard. I didn't know they were different until I had them together. Both work quite well and my kitchen is very organized.
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You can put 2 batteries on the grip but The grip use one battery at the time and when this battery is power empty the grip uses the other battery. The grip has no switch. The grip is functional with 1 battery if you want. I have big hands and the grip is perfect to have my camera in my hands, ita feel better holding the camera with the grip on. You need a charger for each battery if you want to charge the 2 batteries at the same time. I charge one first and then the other because i have just one charger.
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You can use a screw driver to remove the snap. Push it between the front & back & twist it. Do several times until it comes apart. To find the right size did, lay the outside of the snap-the piece with the pointy tip- on the different die, then use the one that best fits. They are small to large.
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The grip is all plastic. There is no direct connection with the grip tripod mount and the camera body mount. I would not trust the grip tripod mount with any lens other than a light prime. Just a note; all grip functions work as advertised. I have large hands and the camera+grip feels better in my hands.
326448
Stability is better with the mid grip over the pistol grip in the sense that your hand is closer to the target rather than behind the whole drill. It has better control and is easier to keep on the head of a screw or what have you. :)
1216314
No! Both cameras has different size and each grip are made for a specific model.
485897
It's plastic. But, I'm pleased with it. I've never used a Nikon grip, so I cannot compare. But, user reviews were mostly positive about it, so I saved myself a BUNDLE OF BUCKS. You might not want to use it on a tripod with heavy lenses, possibly too much stress on the plastic construction. FYI, on my Nikon D800 if there's no battery in the grip, the camera won't shoot.
2157032
I'm a professional photographer and have many cameras and grips. I needed this in a pinch. I was so surprised at how comparable to the OEM grip it was. It does have all the same features. I bought two more after comparing this against the OEM version.
1636385
Yes, I purchased this item and it is the best at installing snaps, no more m Hammer and little peg, it also lets you get more pressure on the snap so it sets better and doesn't come loose
1825832
The grip is a different circumference based on the size of your hand. Small hand, 4 1/8 and up to 4 5/8 for a very large hand. Go to a sport store and get a feel for your size
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They are all standard. I don't have measurement but roughly 10 inches. It's the grip width that has differences. I believe one is Olympic and the other is called standard. Google it. Not a lot of difference