what battery grip do I need to use with this product &amp; my Rebel T3-1?
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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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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.
2256517
i use a battery grip for my camera, other than that, they are awesome batteries. ive been using them for a while and no problems. they last a long time
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
1818118
Nope, it will not work for Canon T3(Canon 1100). Canon T3 needs the BG-E10 grip.
2256521
I can only answer it this way. I own a Canon t3i and it fits fine. In fact I use them in a battery grip that I bought on Amazon. I haven't had any problems with them
2230668
Once you attached your camera to the battery grip, you can attached the battery grip to the tripod. The hole that is on the bottom if the camera is the same hole the is at the bottom of the battery grip in order for you to attached it to the tripod. I hope that answer your question. This is an awesome product.
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That wasn't the issue at all. I had assumed this was a battery grip by Nikon & with two batteries included I thought it was a great deal. But when I received the battery grip I found out it was a generic grip along with the batteries. I should have known Nikon wouldn't sell it for the price I paid. That is the reason I returned it to seller.
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You actually have three options regarding the battery requirements for this grip. You can use a single Canon LP-E6 installed in either of the compartments or two LP-E6, now giving the benefit of extended battery life...and as JF mentioned below, you hopefully have two batteries already. The third option being the six (6) AA mounted in the included cradle...the instuctions do mention that the 6 AA setup does somewhat compromise the high-speed shooting capability. Do buy the grip.... you won't regret it!
1635888
The pack includes a new designed strap (like Canon strap, but still narrower, only about 4CM), there's no AA battery adapter. If you buy an addditonal grip. that will be included, but still not work without that grip.
770294
Just the grip...batteries sold separately. Small but useful feature is the storage slot for the camera's battery door, which is not needed when the grip is in use...so you'll never lose it if you decide to remove the grip.
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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.
360754
This connects to the bottom of the camera. You insert 2 batteries that the camera uses into the grip. It does NOT come with the batteries. You must purchase them separately. You can also use "AA" size batteries. The battery grip makes the camera bigger and for me, easier to handle. Plus you get to shoot pictures twice as long because you have the 2 batteries. I have 2 Cannon cameras and each of them have the battery grip on both. Obviously, I like them.
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I have no idea. Sorry, I use the canon t3i. And I haven't event opened the LED set yet. I only use the stabilizer hand grip tool.
643772
Yes, you have to use 2 standard batteries that came with the camera. Or you can use 8 AA batteries with the adapter that comes with the grip.
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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.
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This particular model is for 60D only. For 600D or 550D you will need a BG-E8 battery grip which you can find here from the same brand - http://www.amazon.com/Neewer-BG-E8-Replacement-Battery-Canon/dp/B004UTQRHW# I hope this helps.