what battery grip do I need to use with this product & my Rebel T3-1?
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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
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what works best for me is use some gaffers tape and tape to your camera strap. that is what i do for weddings. for local shoots of shorter time i try to have a shirt with a pocket and just stick it the pocket. this unit will really help with cycle time on flash and I make for an hour or more before switching out batteries. Buy good rechargeable s and you are set for a lot of shots.
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This is not an external battery pack for your camera. It is exclusive to 5xx and 6xx flashes.Edit: reading @seldom satisfied's answer, it makes me think you might have had a different use intended for this. If you wanted to make this battery pack attach to your camera, then as @seldom said, it's going to be difficult. You should have the battery pack (if you have a compatible flash and want to use it for that purpose) either strapped to your person (it has a belt strap that works great) or strapped to your light stand, if you take that approach. You could loop it around your neck using any sort of supplementary strap, strap it to your arm, put it in a large pocket, whatever. This is not an external battery pack for your camera. It is exclusive to 5xx and 6xx flashes.Edit: reading @seldom satisfied's answer, it makes me think you might have had a different use intended for this. If you wanted to make this battery pack attach to your camera, then as @seldom said, it's going to be difficult. You should have the battery pack (if you have a compatible flash and want to use it for that purpose) either strapped to your person (it has a belt strap that works great) or strapped to your light stand, if you take that approach. You could loop it around your... » Read More This is not an external battery pack for your camera. It is exclusive to 5xx and 6xx flashes.Edit: reading @seldom satisfied's answer, it makes me think you might have had a different use intended for this. If you wanted to make this battery pack attach to your camera, then as @seldom said, it's going to be difficult. You should have the battery pack (if you have a compatible flash and want to use it for that purpose) either strapped to your person (it has a belt strap that works great) or strapped to your light stand, if you take that approach. You could loop it around your neck using any sort of supplementary strap, strap it to your arm, put it in a large pocket, whatever. « Show Less
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The Battery Grip by Canon Does have a Tripod Screw on the bottom and can easily be attached to a Tripod.
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Works on T3i - exact model I have; great for ensuring shake-free tripod pics.
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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.
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Wow... I'm not sure. I've not had any problems with mine. I have one original nikon battery and one enel14 made by digipower. I would try attaching the grip first, then sliding in the battery tray. Or if you've already tried that.... Load the grip with the batteries, then attach the grip to camera. Does the "AA" tray work? If not, could be a bad grip. Hope this helps... Please do let me know. I'll be doing some research in the mean time.....
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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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I use a fuji xpro 1 which is much smaller than the canon t3i. I think it will be too tight for your camera.
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You can only use the grip. Replaces the specific camera battery with the grip, which uses a series of AAs.
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I can't remember I'm sorry it's been a while, but I think your manual to the camera would tell you or the instructions to the battery grip.. It's not that hard.. You might have to fidget with it a bit..
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According to other grip manufacturer, their grip fits all Canon T(n)i camera and use the LP-E8 type battery. Therefore, this grip should fit the T5i camera.
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No buy this instead DSTE Vertical Battery Grip for Canon EOS 1100D 1200D Rebel T3 T5 With Wireless Remote Control + 2pcs LP-E10 Li-ion Battery
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I do not own a battery grip, nor do I know exactly how they fit a camera. I currently have my T4i with a 18-55 mm lens attached in the neoprene camera case. It also fits with a 300 mm lens. I would describe it as a thick, protective sock that fits a basic camera system.
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sorry, i have a rebel T4i ... the cord that threads thru the camera - frayed beyond repair, just while trying to attach it. I never figured out how to thread it and I ended up throwing it out. :( you should check out the Spider Holster - i see them use it on CreativeLive.com all time - looks really strong and reliable!!
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Alvin ~ I don't know why it wouldn't, but to be honest I own a t3i and I don't use it with a battery grip. Cheers, John
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I'm not totally sure but I have a Canon T3 and works fine on it. The bottom just screws into the tripod mount and attach the top part through the camera strap loop and your all set. When you have to change a battery or a memory card I just loosen the bottom slide it side ways and your done. When I use a tripod I just unscrew it out of the bottom and then mount on tripod. Very easy.
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Nikon uses one battery in the grip and one in the body of the camera. Canon puts both in the grip, which is arguably better. Still, as long as you charge batteries frequently you won't find yourself taking the grip off to change the body battery often.
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I have a Canon 5D Mark II and the battery grip works very well. I am very pleased with it.