Will this battery grip fit canon T5i? Consider body size is different from previous T2i, T3i, and T4i..... John D.
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Yes, it most definitely does. I have it mounted on my t5i and it works perfectly. Just don't lose the original camera body battery cover you have to take off.
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This fits the t5i perfectly. There is a space on the neck of the unit that slides into the camera battery compartment for the battery compartment door to fit in so that you don't lose it.
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So, this grub will fit as all as the battery type it the and in the same area. There is no reason why it should not fit. The grip works well as well.
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No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.
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I don't own the T5i, but you can check its specifications at imaging-resource.com site:http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-t5i/canon-t5iDAT.HTMThis shows it uses the same LP-E8 battery pack that I know my T3i uses.Same battery should equal the same adapter.
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I can say the case has adequate room. My DSLR with 300mm lens fits. I strongly suspect the T3i will fit also. The question is how much extra room your battery grip takes. Approximate dimensions of the top of the case, where the camera body fits, are 3.5 inches by 6.25 inches. It may stretch a little farther. Decent padded case IMO.
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Yes it will works with my t5i & my 2" accessories . Good luck & clear sky's
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I think it's compatible with all similar Canon models - I use mine on a T2i. Best to check with an expert though before spending that kind of money.
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I have the Canon T4i and so far the grip works as advertised. I don't see the need for the LCD display, but otherwise the grip is very good, so far.
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I'm not sure about the T5i, but I have a T2i and it works like a charm. I'd find it hard to believe that the two camera bodies are so different that this remote won't work with the T5i.
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I have no idea about T5i dimensions, T3i fits perfectly with standard lens.
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After I purchased the wrong battery grip, the company I bought it from will not let me exchange the battery grip for the Eos Canon 7D. I will never ever do business with them again. It is still in the box, never used or put on a camera, they sent the wrong one, now I am stuck with it, so if any one wants a 50D Eos Canon Power Grip, let me know.
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I'm sorry! I don't know about T5i. It's work for 50D. My boy barrow it for camp so I don't have it on my hands. He didn't complain about that! I'll try later!
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Not sure. I have the T4i and it fits. Go to the canon website and it may have the part number identical to this one. I don't notice and image reduction size.
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According to the page in Amazon, this fits the T2i and T3i, so it may also fit the T5. Check them out on Amazon first.
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No the battery head is different. But you can order this one on Amazon "Vivitar Multi-Power Battery Grip for Canon EOS Rebel T3 & T5 DSLR Camera with RC-6 Shutter Remote"
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I doubt it. My Pentax K5 is a squeeze with the battery grip. Go to the next size up for a Canon bigger than the Rebels.
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I'm not sure if the eyepiece on the T5i is the same as the T2i or not. so I don't know if it would fit or not. You might give Canon support a call and find out through them. I'm certain that there are those who have taken this extender apart and removed part of the lens in the extender thus eliminating the reduction in image size. I use mine coupled with two other eyepiece extensions that had rubber eyecups because I have a screen cover that pops up so by removing the original rubber eye cup and then installing the EP-EX15 extender and then attaching another eyepiece extension with the rubber I cup removed and then adding another eyepiece extension with the rubber eye cup to that one it gets the rubber cup back to the end of my cover when opened. The rubber cup also rotates so it works for right or left eye use. I use this combination all the time, day or night, without removing any lens from the extender and don't really notice the reduction in image size. Works great on the T2i. If you do not have the flip up screen cover you would not need the last two extensions. Each of these extensions are about 1 inch in length including the large rubber cup. I did remove the rubber cup for the middle extension which does shorten that one by about 3/8 of an inch. If the T5i has the sensors that turn the screen display off when you get your eye close to the eyepiece you might want to consider whether it affects the function of those sensors due to the rubber eyecup placement. The way I have mine setup it does not affect that.
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Dr. Marty, I would HIGHLY recommend getting this grip, especially versus the Canon version. I was hesitant at first buying an aftermarket item for my Canon. I have been a loyal Canon user and have many Canon products for DLSR and video. I bought the Neewer grip and the 3 compatible Wasabi batteries, in addition to the Canon battery my camera came with. It has increased the shooting duration exponentially. (Note: Some people reviewed the Wasabi batteries as marginal or not lasting. I have been using them for 6 months now and they keep a charge and supply ample power.) Sure the grip is a little bulky, protrudes slightly out from the camera body, and may make it cumbersome for some camera bags, but I also purchased an Ape Case 2000 to accommodate that and the fit is excellent. If your shooting video, you NEED the the battery to back up the shoot. Having spares on hand helps. Having a grip with dual batteries is the answer. Bottom line, you should not be disappointed. Any more questions, email me at info at kalepiemedia dot com. Steven