I use the MB-D14 battery first but when it dies have to remove the MB-D14 to be able to use the battery in the D610 - why ?
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You do not need to remove the MB-D14 to use the D610 battery. Probably set up that way so you can charge the EN-EL15 while shooting. You can also have the AA battery holder ready for use.
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I purchased two of these one for the d90 and the other for the D 7100. I started with my d90 first I have battery packs on both cameras you cannot use these without modifying them if you have a battery pack to answer your first question yes you should have no problem getting to your battery if you don't use a battery pack. So I have not yet installed this on my D 7100 I have found on numerous occasions with my d90 that the camera acts weird with it on. I was in the middle of taking pictures and had to pull it off just to get the camera to operate correctly. So I'm not sure if somehow the rubber was pressing a button or was covering something up the need not be covered. Also yes you can attach your camera tripod without having to remove the cover. These covers are cheap so if you ask me give it a try you might have to do like I have and take an exacto knife and trim rubber thats in your way. It seems as though the other folks like it. Currently mine is sitteg balled up in my camera bag from the last time it caused me grief. Good luck
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It worked fine in my D630. Did you replace both sticks? If you only replace the easy one under the battery tray it might not work. You have to take the keyboard off (find easy directions to do it on youtube) and replace the inner one. After that it should work fine.
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Mine's worked perfectly since day one. On one occasion several months ago the camera didn't recognize the second battery, but unplugging and reinstalling the battery pack cured that. Actually, I think I forgot to turn off the camera when changing batteries. Just make sure the camera is turned off when removing or reinstalling the battery pack. I'm very happy with this unit. I'll admit I do use ONLY Nikon brand batteries, though. I've learned over the years to be a bit skittish about third party brand batteries in my Nikon DSLR's.
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You have the extended life of two batteries. In fact, your camera will allow you to configure which one is used up first, and will show you how much power is left in each. The MB-D11 unit makes your camera significantly heavier and larger, but the additional power is even more helpful if you're shooting in a continuous mode [as in sporting event], or when it would be egregious to run out of power [as in a wedding]. I like it, and am glad I have it. I should also say that I ordered and returned another manufacturer's version of the MB-D11. It seemed flimsy to me, and was more complicated to assemble. Like most Nikon equipment, I'm not sorry I bought that Nikon quality. You have the extended life of two batteries. In fact, your camera will allow you to configure which one is used up first, and will show you how much power is left in each. The MB-D11 unit makes your camera significantly heavier and larger, but the additional power is even more helpful if you're shooting in a continuous mode [as in sporting event], or when it would be egregious to run out of power [as in a wedding]. I like it, and am glad I have it. I should also say that I ordered and returned another manufacturer's version of the MB-D11. It seemed flimsy to me, and was more complicated to... » Read More You have the extended life of two batteries. In fact, your camera will allow you to configure which one is used up first, and will show you how much power is left in each. The MB-D11 unit makes your camera significantly heavier and larger, but the additional power is even more helpful if you're shooting in a continuous mode [as in sporting event], or when it would be egregious to run out of power [as in a wedding]. I like it, and am glad I have it. I should also say that I ordered and returned another manufacturer's version of the MB-D11. It seemed flimsy to me, and was more complicated to assemble. Like most Nikon equipment, I'm not sorry I bought that Nikon quality. « Show Less
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Hey Michael,Yes the battery will work with the new D7100. That camera and the D800 and the D600 all work with the same battery (en-el 15) and the after market equivalents. The guys at Nikon realize that the D600 and the D7100 will become '2nd' cameras in many D800 photographers bags.The same also when the D7100 is a second body for the D600.Good thinking on Nikon's part.
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I have this battery on my BD Matrix. It came with it and I bought a second one, both work well.
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Check behind the battery and if it says, model D710 it should. Or contact the vendor, they were very helpful and prompt.
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I used MH-25 chrger which came with D7000. I was not availble to chage this wasabi en-el15 replacement.I'm not sure how other people are satisfied. Maybe they are using other charger. From day one, I could not use this battery. I rather get original nikon en-el15.
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You need to call the manufacturer. From what I can remember, the proper manufacturer makes the batteries for Nikon with the Nikon chip. They then make their own battery and charger also with this chip. I'm 66 and this is my daughter's camera, so to the best I can remember this looks like the proper set up. I also remember the battery held a longer charge, and when I did get the right one my daughter said it worked great. I've always loved photography, and that is a great camera. Mike
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This question doesn't explain the problem. If the goal is to replace the battery, then release the sliding locks on the bottom and replace the battery. I don't understand why you would want to remove the primary hard drive.
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Yes. Resolved in d610. But Nikon is FINALLY doing free replacements or fixes of the D600 models
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Not sure I understand the question. Nikon's d800 battery grip is the MBD12.
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That's how the Nikon grip is too (MB-d11). They only have a spot for one extra battery in the grip. The D80/90 grips held both batteries, but even Nikon went away from that. Not sure why, but makes it so you have to take the whole battery grip off to extract the first battery from the default location to charge it. It's easier to just keep a second battery in the bag if you don't really need the extra grip size and functionality. Plus it looks cool!
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My battery is running with out any problem almost 2 years in T61p. I hope you have good luck in your T61.
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Not sure I understand the question. This a battery with its charger glued to the battery. The charger takes the place of the Nikon BL-5 handle.I know the D4 charger to be expensive but that is not an answer to your problem.
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Unfortunately I do not know the answer to this. I do not have a D610 to know if it works.