I have a 5d mark iii without a battery grip and am able to put it on a tripod. Is there a tripod attachment on the bottom of the battery grip?
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Yes, the battery grip has the same size screw hole as the bottom of your 5D Mark III
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no but as with any tripod it is easy to hold the three legs with one hand and operate the camera with the other hand. A very sturdy well built tripod that is light enough to always take with you. Jon
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Yes, the grip does not come with the extra "battery". You should hopefully already have 1 of the 2 for your camera.
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Yes, it works fine with a tripod. There is a screw that holds the battery case to the camera via the original tripod holder, then the battery case had a new fastener hole in the bottom.
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I don't think so. Nikon didn't make a battery grip for the D70. But there are 3rd party grips that you can get in Amazon.
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There is a quick release accessory which is sold separately. Without the quick release, the tripod head screws into the bottom of the camera.
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I'm not totally sure but I have a Canon T3 and works fine on it. The bottom just screws into the tripod mount and attach the top part through the camera strap loop and your all set. When you have to change a battery or a memory card I just loosen the bottom slide it side ways and your done. When I use a tripod I just unscrew it out of the bottom and then mount on tripod. Very easy.
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I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself is fantastic in build quality, and I highly recommend it. I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself... » Read More I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself is fantastic in build quality, and I highly recommend it. « Show Less
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I have used this setup with a canon 5d mark ii with a battery grip and two batteries with a sigma 70-200mm 2.8 lense with not problems. The weight of the tripod and ballhead is good. I could carry it for many miles and not have it be a problem.
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There is a tripod socket on the bottom of the camera however the camera has a protective cover that fits on the bottom half of the camera. It is attached via the tripod socket. To utilize the tripod socket you have to remove the protective cover which only takes a second. You may choose to not use the little cover at all.
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There is a place for something to be screwed into the bottom of the camera. The instructions that came with it didnot mention what this was for, but said to go on line and see the attachments etc. for it. I am assuming that this is what that's for, but do not have a tripod so have not done so. Sorry to take so long in answering this.
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The battery grip for Canon T5 can be found on this pageBattery Grip Kit for Canon EOS 1100D, EOS Rebel T3, Rebel T5, EOS Kiss X50 Digital SLR Camera Includes Qty 4 Replacement LP-E10 Batteries + Battery Charger + Vertical Battery Grip + More!!
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Yes, there is a small tripod that comes with the camera, I bought an accessory kit which comes with a much larger tirpor. The camera does not come with a battery charger so that is important to get one. The camera has a connector at the base so tripod is no problem.
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Yeah, no - when you have it all rigged up, you can't use the battery grip. I'd recommend getting an AC adapter and wearable external power source (battery pack) if you need it for extended periods of time. Otherwise, just be ready to dismantle it every hour or so to swap batteries.Neewer® ACK-E8 Replacement AC Power Adapter Supply Kit for Canon EOS Rebel T5i/700D, T4i/650D, T3i/ 600D, T2i/550D
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The grip attaches to the bottom of the camera. The camera body retains it's own battery and the grip holds a second. The grip will take either a duplicate of the D7100 Nikon battery or a multiple AA batteries by switching out the battery sled. With both batteries inserted, your battery life will essentially double. Now, the grip is not perfect. Mine, at times, looses connection with the camera. But, for the cost, you do get an extended grip and the means to shoot vertical with the extra shutter button.
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Yes. I purchased an off brand battery grip for one of my cameras. The grip itself feels very light and plasticy but having two batteries there makes a huge difference in how many shots I get in one day. If you care about the name, buy a Nikon grip. If you don't care about the name, start reading reviews until you find one you like.
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No batteries are included when you purchase the grip. Batteries are extra. Your current camera battery will fit one slot.