Does the vertical clearance permit using a canon t3i with battery grip attached?
1291654
Most likely not, and if it does you aren't going to have much clearance at all.
1291655
You should have plenty of room. I am using a 7D which is a bit bigger than the Rebel series.
1291656
If you don't use the rubber rings on the quarter 20" screw, it should fit fine.
1291657
It does fit, but there is little space between the Cam Caddie and the top of the camera so it makes it difficult to hold there
1989716
I haven't used a battery grip so I can't help there - but you can move the dividers around inside to customize. I have a Nikon DSLR and carry it with a 18-55 lens and a 55-300 lens (when that lens is attached it is tight but fits), extra battery, charger, etc all in the bottom section to leave the top section open for "stuff" (wallet, sancks, stuff a rain coat in there, etc). I really am happy with this purchase and the rain cover that comes with and stores internally is a great bonus.
1803321
yeah it wont fit maybe if your dslr is super short or something but i have a t3i as well and it does not get close to fitting with the battery grip on it
173576
I don't have a battery grip but the case has the room to shift the camera and squeeze in additional items. The battery grip looks small so I personally think there should be enough space. Good luck!
1313375
No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.
381426
No :/ you would have to get new side handles. Doesn't fit a t3i with battery grip... If that helps with the sizing. Only fits without the grip
1396511
I find it somewhat cumbersome holding the cover side out of the way to take a pic horizontal but vertically not a problem. Hope this helps.
1780715
Sorry, just saw the question is frontage 60d battery grip, but I have the 6d battery grip, so I cannot answer that question
1686278
you do not need a battery grip...there is a screw, which you can screw to the bottom of the camera, but that would be make operation difficult...I put a make shift strap, and wear it around my neck...hope that helps you
361553
Yes. the stand has a swivel neck which allows you to turn the camera to any direction of your choice even if it is mounted vertically overhead
689399
I doubt it. I have a Canon 60D, and the vertical grip that bought for that camera stated it would work with the D, 20D, 30D, 40D and the 50D, as well as the 60D. However, that may or may not be the fact with all brands of battery grips. Your best bet is to contact the maker. I hope this helps.
1757667
Sorry I don't use a vertical grip but I love it for my d7100. Solid and confident this won't fail even when using my 70-200 sigma telephoto.
170347
Honestly, not sure. I know I was very careful to match the grip with my camera, Rebel xTi (older model). Check the specs for your camera and it should give you the correct vertical grip model. This is a must-have for me shooting vertical. Got mine used on eBay and works great. Good luck.
1853738
I have a Canon t4i and it works just fine. I've installed a battery grip on the camera and like the strap even better because the battery grip has a strap slot built into it therefor I was able to bypass using the part that screws into the tripod mount allowing me to leave the quick release plate for my tripod mount on all the time.
1449429
I don't have the T3i, I have the canon 7D, and it works fine, up to around 20 feet. Also note that if you have a very large lens (which I have a 77mm).the lens it blocks the sensor a bit, so you can't stand on one side of the camera.
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.
906057
Yes, the battery grip has the same size screw hole as the bottom of your 5D Mark III