How is this grip attached to the camera?
1959023
It has a glue strip makes it stick. I had bought a case for the camera and it doesn't fit w the case so I haven't used it.
1959024
It's got some kind of sticky stuff on the surface. You peal off the protective cover and attach to the camera. So far it is working just fine and is attached quite firmly.
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.
1959026
It has a pre- coated adhesive which sticks to the back. I have larger hands and it helps a lot with mine...
1959027
There is a glue backing that you expose by peeling off a plastic layer. It's very satisfactory.
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.
1389138
How does the camera attach to this-is it the screw mount, so perhaps other cameras can use it?
80189
A large screw fits through a hole in the leather case and into a screw port on the camera. It all comes off separately--the screw mount is separate from the case and the camera.
792805
Case is excellent -- one of the best I've seen, but don't know about the grip. Do you think you really need the grip? I've had the camera for months and haven't felt the need. Because the case is very tight fitting, it might not fit, but I haven't seen the grip itself. Sorry I can't be of more help. Great camera, BTW.
343272
I had no issues! The extra grip simply attaches to the bottom of your camera. The feel is a little on the cheap side, but I LOVE this thing. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. At less than half the cost of the Nikon extender grip it is worth every penny.
34958
The strap is on the camera not the case. It's a standard camera strap, not quick release.
1745623
Onto the sliding device in the middle. Their should be a spot to screw in directly into your camera.
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.
1519025
The attachment is secure. The piece you see on top screws into the bottom of your camera. I'm very happy with this purchase. I recommend it.
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.
1968322
The grip is very sturdy plastic with a rubber grip similar to the D600's own rubber. It feels very substantial.
1723006
No, if you attempted to place this on the camera with the grip attached it wouldn't reach the tripod socket on the grip. If you tried to put it in between the grip and the camera, you would likely not have a connection of the grip to the body...
2039865
The grip has several cable offerings for different cameras. Mine is a Sony. I had to contact the seller to get the correct cable for my camera. The camera manuel should tell you where to plug it in. I also have a cable releaqse that plugs in the same place on the camera.
471468
Simple answer? No. Long answer: the camera mounts on top of the grip, that is, the grip is attached to the bottom of the camera. There is no obstruction to the viewfinder, which is located on the top of the camera. I never use my LCD to frame a shot, so I can tell you from personal experience, I've never had the grip obstruct my ability to use the viewfinder in composing a photo.
1984951
The answer is both. The weight helps to stabilize and the grip is from underneath the camera. I found it useful for iPhone size cameras to small point-and-shoot.
632664
Squeeze the tiny release lever and slide the camera to one side. It's a tight fit.