can this grip be used with Nikon D5100? is the grip Nikon authentic?
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The grip appears to be made for the Korean market, so it is not readily available in the U.S.. I bought it in hopes that it might support my wrist, which suffers from tendonitis. It is useless for this purpose, and in fact it augments the problem. The grip basically allows you to hang a camera from your wrist
1533533
As long as its a DSLR the strap will fit. I have D800, D3x, D2x and it fits them all with no problem. Have fun shooting.
1533534
Yes, it will work just fine with d5100.Be aware that the strap comes with a Arca style quick release plate that will make for easy on-off attachment with any Arca style tripod. Hope this helps
2209796
Yes. It will fit your D5100 like a charm. Its also compatible with all Nikon Full frames.
845906
YES! If you download the D5100 "Reference Manual" from the Nikon site and refer to pages 37 and 206 you will see that this is the correct remote for your camera. I have the same and am now looking to buy the remote as well.
168440
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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Not at all! I own two of them. One for my Nikon D7000 with 18-200mm Nikkor and Vello battery grip. The other is used on my Canon G15. Best strap I have ever owned.
787130
This one only uses the Nikon batteries, there Srebrenica other brands that offer the flexibility of both types of batteries I would not recommend this grip
2048734
I don't have a Nikon D5100, but looks like it should be compatible. I looked at the http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/fMZVV67lYK5ioJrwanFGgpduihI/3D_Demo/ to check the connection port and its similar to my D3200.
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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.
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I have tested the camera trigger and it worked but I don't use it regularly. I have a D5100 and sometimes my camera won't talk to the battery grip. The camera will be functioning fine, then I will get a warning on the screen that I have the wrong battery type in the camera. I wouldn't keep it as the only battery. You can keep the battery compartment door flap in a little pocket that's on the battery grip. That way if it stops working you can take a battery out of the grip and put it directly into the camera. It's annoying but when it works it's nice to have.
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Yes it will work on the Nikon D5100 since it has hsm which is the built in af motor. Make sure you order the correct lens mount.
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Dear Roxana, I do believe it will work on you digital Nikon. Although it was made to use on my film N80 I don't see any reason it wont work on your D5100. I think that you should check with a camera store to find out from a pro before buying it however. I do know that I am really happy with it on my camera. The white diffuser is nice for indoor, up close shots and you can flip it out of the way for further flash shots outdoors, if you camera has a built in flash, that is. Hope this helps. Bob Hanley
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Yes it Works, i just had mine a couple of days ago and i really like this pistol grip, Works perfect with my Nikon D3 with a 70-200 mm, Full recommended!!!
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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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The grip is very sturdy plastic with a rubber grip similar to the D600's own rubber. It feels very substantial.
1301634
Yes it is, I am still using it and very please with the purchase. I just bought another grip for the 5D III. Also love it.
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Hi, I use this on Nikon D5100 without grip ( much lighter than D800 ), but it's not comfortable to me.
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I have a D5000 as well, and I read somewhere else that another battery grip fits perfectly into the bottom of a D3000, but the grip is slightly larger for the D5000. So by indirect reasoning it should be compatible, although if anyone has actually tested this out I'd like to confirm this as well.