Has anyone had any problems using a sling style strap with this battery pack on their D610/600?
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Mmmm... i think i understood the question, and the answer is no. But if you buy a generic battery grip and, also, a carring belt for your lenses, probably it be broken, coz is not the same quality. Hope help you.
343271
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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I have not had an issue with the battery pack, but did have issues with batteries after an update with my 60D. I have dealt with Newer products & been happy. Check the batteries first. Sometimes if there is an issue with the first battery it will not work. Good luck
2055072
it is the most secure strap you can ever own. I have put on all my cameras and have never had any problems with it. Love that you can unhook the neck strap which folds to put in your bag, I would and do recommend this strap to everyone. I have a Nikon D7000 with a 55-200mm & a 300mm lens no problems.
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Well, I look at it this way - the only time the battery dies is when you have a great shot in the viewfinder! As for the disadvantages, it adds weight to your camera...much more than a couple extra batteries. The AA thing is nice, tho, you can find them anywhere. I have MB-D10 on my D7100, but not on my D610. The reason being that they both use the same battery. So, if the weight isn't an issue, having the additional set of controls when shooting verticals is great. Even if you don't have it on the camera all of the time, you still have plenty of extra power. I think it is well worth it.
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I'm not sure, but I haven't had any problems with this battery. I do have a battery grip that I use with both my D5100 and my D90, so that may be it, but don't know if that is the case.
1480304
Hi, To be honest, I haven't carried this strap in a while. It's packed away with my camera equipment. I find myself using my iPhone more than my SLR (chuckles). I can't tell you how long it is from memory, but I bet if you called B&H Photo, they might be able to tell ya because they carry the strap. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one.
1572503
I use this with a Sony NEX-6 for just that reason. The DSLR sling is too bulky - this one is perfect for the NEX series. You have to remove the triangular metal pieces attached to the loops in order to get this sling to fit, but then it's perfect.
1688440
Not at all! I own two of them. One for my Nikon D7000 with 18-200mm Nikkor and Vello battery grip. The other is used on my Canon G15. Best strap I have ever owned.
1220534
I have had no issue with my Progo EN-EL14 to date. The only thing I've noticed is that it doesn't appear to hold a charge as long as the Nikon battery. I always keep one in the camera and one in the case fully charged. So far, I've not had either discharge while idle.
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I'm not familiar with the camera you mention, but I used it on my little Sony. The fit is really tight, and I used heavy thread to pull it through. (It was too thick to thread it the way it is).I love this strap! I used it on a trip to Europe and my camera was by my side without swinging into things, and so easy to slide it up to eye level to snap a pic. Also, the quick release let me hand the camera to someone else to take a pic.
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I have a D600 and there should not be any issue I can see why this would not work. It's a plate on the bottom and a strap at the top with plenty of adjustability for the extra height of the D800. I hope that helps. I took mine oversees and I will never go without this strap.
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I don't know personally if it fits but bases on how it looks it looks like a universal strap. I have it on my Nikon D7000 and have no problem at all
1388556
I mounted this strap on my D 7000 with the battery grip. It works fine for horizontal shooting but if you want to use your battery grip shutter release and other buttons, then you have to remove your hand from the strap and use the battery grip shutter release in that way. If you want to just use the camera shutter release and do vertical shots the strap is fine.
1285951
Make sure that it is the right one for the D7100 and if it is then you may need to tell me if you have a battery pack on it
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I use strap with Nikon Coolpix AW110 which weighs in at 6.9 with sd card and battery.. as a test I let it go of float strap in some fairly ruff waves and never lost sight of strap. Hope this helps with the wight issue
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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!