What do you do with the Battery door on the camera when you attach the grip? Does it detach?
1934421
you can carefully remove the battery door while you have the grip attached, I store it in my bag as there are time I don't want the battery grip on the camera, so I make sure I can return to the one battery setup.
1934422
There's a slot on the part you insert in the battery bay. It fits perfectly. Just don't forget you placed it there.
1934423
the battery door detaches and there is a slot on the grip to put it so you don't loose it. the slot is on the section that gets inserted into the camera. in the picture here it is the right where the slot is on the vertical part.
1934424
Yes. It pops off and there is actually a place to store it inside the new grip
1934425
the battery door detaches and there is a slot on the grip to put it so you don't loose it. the slot is on the section that gets inserted into the camera.in the picture here it is the right where the slot is on the vertical part.
1934426
It pops off super easy. I put mine in my camera bag. You'll love the grip - it's easier to handle and the battery life is insane.
1934427
the battery door detaches and there is a slot on the grip to put it so you don't loose it. the slot is on the section that gets inserted into the camera.in the picture here it is the right where the slot is on the vertical part. exactly what forrest said. but I've actually just put the door totally off and in a drawer because I never take the battery grip off.
1934428
On my D5000 it just popped off. easily reversible if you ever had to put it back on
1959025
The grip comes with the self adhesive tape .Just peal off the attached plastic cover and press the hand grip on the camera firmly ..It come s with a instruction with picture show you how to attach the hand grip on the camera .But measure the position carefully .once you put the hand grip on .Don't try to put it on & off.
1685893
Two screws, one on each side, that are adjusted with an allen key that comes with the kit(or at least did with mine). Does not damage the camera I detached mine just to see if there were any marks where it had been attached, there were none, and I tightened the screws on mine nearly all the way to where they would no longer tighten easily. Detaches roughly within 30 seconds given your using the proper allen key.
770290
The grip comes with a AA battery adaptor you can use in a pinch...I have never tried it as I have several batteries...it is a must have if you take any pictures in the vertical position
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.
889440
The colored handle part can be pulled off, where the battery is. I'd recommend taking the removable part below the tip off first in order to get a better grip.
360755
No. It is a grip and 2 places for batteries. You remove the battery door and attch the grip. Then you install either one or two batteries. It is an awesome addition. Hope that helps.
965032
It holds one in the grip and then the one in the camera body itself. It's too bad Nikon didn't make it like the D90 grips, where both batteries are accessible in the power grip, versus having to detach the actual grip to get to the battery in the camera body.
1715363
There are catches built in to the battery box so that the battery does not fall out when you hit the battery eject button. There is nothing else to hang up on, so just give it a good yank. I probably would not pry on it with anything except your hands. You can always call Browning Customer Service.
676195
No, you have to remove the battery. Interesting, to me, the default setting (I think it can be changed) is to use the battery grip until it is exhausted and then it changes over to the one in the camera. It comes with an insert to use 6 AA batteries, as well.Hope this helps.
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.
1955960
My camera is an elph110hs, & no you do not need to remove the white sticker. With the battery door on top & to the right, the "dc44" should be viewable & right side up. Battery should slide in & the battery keeper ( lower right corner) should snap over the battery. The door then flips back down & slides back into place.
1153519
There's a clip that screws into the bottom of your camera (assuming your camera has a tripod mount). You can unscrew the clip or use the quick release button to just detach the tripod itself.
1683665
My camera is new so I have not repaced the batteries yet but I find the door latch awkward and difficult to use. I'm hoping that I don't have problems and will be very careful when replacing batteries. Sorry if this is not very helpful.
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.
360758
HiIts a grip for your camera, it has built in 2 battery slots making the camera a lot more practical
21121
No, you need to disconnet the strap from the camera. The strap uses the same hole as the tripod to attach to the camera.