Will the pistol grip with the trigger work on the Nikon D 5000 Where does it plug into the camera,
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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.
2039866
I own a D5000. The pistol grip will work with a D5000. The cable that comes with grip has one end that connects into the grip while the other end connects into the accessory terminal located on the right side of the camera. The trigger on the grip should override the shutter-release button when everything is installed correctly.
2039867
It plugs into the side panel. I believe its on the right side of the camera. I have a D5000 and it works great with it.
2039868
The D5000 doesn't have an accessory terminal. It does have a HDMI, Hi-speed USB, and NTSC connection. So the pistol grip will not work for you.
1051340
on the bottom of the camera where the grip plugs in there is a rubber cover. that cover is removed and stored on a the grip for further use without the grip in place.
2012795
Hi there,I do not know in what camera you intend to use the remote. It is not attached to the hot shoe but to the 10-pin remote terminal. In my Nikon D300s this plug is on the front left side of the camera. Not all DSLR cameras have that remote terminal, as it occurs with my Nikon D40X.I hope this helps,Luis
1915082
Your Nikon P520 do not have a pc connector from the camera to the grip. You won't be able to use the trigger.
1451639
The grip attaches to the bottom of the camera. The camera body retains it's own battery and the grip holds a second. The grip will take either a duplicate of the D7100 Nikon battery or a multiple AA batteries by switching out the battery sled. With both batteries inserted, your battery life will essentially double. Now, the grip is not perfect. Mine, at times, looses connection with the camera. But, for the cost, you do get an extended grip and the means to shoot vertical with the extra shutter button.
1206697
Yes, the battery power indicator in 5diii camera works fine with vello battery grip.
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the grip works great.leave the battery in your camera and a put the second battery of the same type in the grip.It does double your shooting .Tom
182052
The trigger guard is forward of the pistol grip and the grip kind of encircles the trigger guard.I positioned the grip and took a drill bit in a cordless drilled a hole while holding the grip in place.Make sure to use a smaller drill bit(smaller than the screw sent to attach it with ) ,Bit must be long enough to go through the attaching hole and not hit the grip with the cordless drill .Don't drill to deep maybe one half inch or so is plenty .Tighten the screw pretty snug and you are done .Works and looks great .Hope this helps.
2240801
This Grip has two slots, so you can run both. I found that if the camera is powered off, batteries installed, then power on everything works like factory. The "Jumper" wire provided only enables the shutter button on the grip body. I don't use it as I don't like the side ports exposed.
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Yes, any 2.5mm cable with three connectors wired correctly to the remove connector of the camera you have. [grin] There are compatible models from other vendors (for that matter, Triggertrap didn't sell their 'own' until V2 of the dongle was introduced). But you'd have to know they would work or at least be willing to chance it...
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I don't own a Nikon but I do have a Canon 5D Mark III with Battery grip and it works perfect with it. This is a great accessory. I'm very happy with it.
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It does on mine.....I had to change a couple things around to do it though.....but it did work......It is easier to set up without the grip though. I use a Nikon D5100 with a grip and I have also changed my follow focus to the right side instead of the left like so many use. i find it easier to keep the camera steady if I am focusing with the right hand and keep my left of the grip of the shoulder rig. Yes I am right handed not left handed. Camera is on my right shoulder all the time. It WILL work with a grip on my D5100. Instead of the gears being horizontal from each other the follow focus gear comes slightly UNDER the other gear but still works fine. You might have to turn the follow focus around so the little box attached to it doesn't hit anything but it was no big deal. Took me about 5 min to figure it out. My matte box had to be extended the full amount but it still worked. It may not with some other models or some other lens but I love mine! Great rig for the money! btw.......I have found that for most shoots the Matte box isn't worth the trouble. I only use when I really have too!
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No the pistol grip on this is the gh100 which doesn't have shutter release button or cable. That is probably the gh300 pistol grip.
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Marcelo, Yes you can. The pistol grip has a standard 1/4-20 thread hole on the bottom. You can attach it to any tripod, stand or device that has a 1/4-20 post. If you don't know, the 1/4-20 is the size hole in the bottom of all cameras. I own a Sunpak 6600pg, which includes this pistol grip. I purchased and mounted this pistolgrip to a 10ft light stand to raise my HD video camera high above crowds at school volleyball games. It works great.
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I've used it on a gripped D200 and gripped D5100, both worked fine. I think it is pretty universal with or without a grip.
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It just screws into the 10 pin connecter on the front of the camera. I have a Nikon 800 and it works fine.
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Nope, was under the impression before that one could do that. Just 1 fits in the grip and another in the actual camera body. Even the original Nikon grip is the same. You should consider the EN-EL18 battery adaptation for it although it's pricey if you're looking for faster auto-focus and longer battery lifelife.