Does this battery grip have the same slot as the Mark III?
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From what I understand this is the BG-E6 grip, which is replaced by the BG-E11 grip for mkiii. However, I have read that while BG-E11 offers a joystick button for better navigation, mkiii owners can still use the old grip. Unless there's another older version of grips, this should work. It's 35bucks, and on amazon prime, I think it's worth investing to see. Worst case scenario is returning it.
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The grip recognizes the 3rd party battery that I have. It's a great grip - solid, nice feel. My Nikonian brother says that it looks and feels like the Nikon brand grips that he has owned (this is my first Digital Nikon so I will take his word for it.)
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No. The mounting holes do not match. The bottoms of the mounts are radius are not the same as the Mark III barrel radius.
648279
Yes, this one works great with the Mark II. I've had it for about a year and I've never had an issue with it.
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Mark III have a mag release that is in the "usual" place. The Mark II mag release is on the bottom of the grip. There is no hole for the mark iiii release. So no, it won't fit. You could make a hole....but I wouldn't recommend it
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I have a Canon 5D Mark II and the battery grip works very well. I am very pleased with it.
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That's right. You use the existing battery slot to port the grip - leaving the two battery slots in the grip for camera use.
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Yes it is, I am still using it and very please with the purchase. I just bought another grip for the 5D III. Also love it.
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Yes - the slot is the same, but the back clip that holds it down is too far back to hold it. Nothing a little tape can't fix.
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Be sure to check compatibility. Or ggl and ask battery grip for Canon Mark III.
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Yes the grip is the same for both. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/634910-REG/Pentax_39846_D_BG4_Battery_Grip_f.html I have an after market clone and love it for my K-20. It doesn't work as well as the one from Pentax but for less frequent use I was shocked at how ergonomic it is. One negative I hadn't thought of was we now take pictures more in the horizontal mode for computer viewing, making the grip for vertical pictures less beneficial.
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I have yet to see one for sale, but I would imagine that there is a Sony part number for the battery holder. I must add that I have been very happy with the grip and have not witnessed any of the alleged shutter vibration issues with the grip permanently attached to the a7r.
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This fits on the 5D mk III and works perfectly. Just remember to take the battery out of the timer when you aren't using it.
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Yes, this is Nikon's original grip. you load only one battery as a spare battery,. i use this for my Nikon D7100 and it work so handy. I will recommend this to everybody..
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So far as the grip is concerned, the only time you use AC power is to recharge the batteries when they are out of the grip. . All accessory connections plug into the side of the 5D Mark III, except the AC adapter that goes into the same slot as the grip itself. If you use the AC adapter that is shaped like a battery and goes into the camera, you'll take off the grip and insert the adapter battery in the bottom of the camera. The grip provides 2 batteries, and long battery life, many exposures. Of course, you only need one AC adapter and you can have access by the simple removal of the grip from the camera. I don't use the AC adapter. I want my camera free as possible and I like the button placement and size of the grip, so it is always in place. If you have 2 chargers for your batteries or perhaps 2 chargers and a spare set of batteries as well, you'll find the grip works quite well and the AC adapter is not required (unless you have a very specific industrial or other application for the camera). I know of no photographers who use anything other than the grip--no one I know who uses the AC adapter. I don't like cords in my way. Good luck.
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Yes it will physically fit on the Mark iii but it is not the right lens for that camera. The Mark iii has a full frame sensor and the Tamron lens is made for cropped-frame (smaller) sensors. This means the pictures you take with this lens on your Mark iii will have dark edges because the smaller lens opening doesn't allow light to cover the entire surface of a full frame sensor. Any "Di-II" Tamron lens will have this effect. You need to look for a "Di" lens if you buy a Tamron lens. This info is all on Tamron's website.
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There`s no problem... i`ve the original one that came with the camera and a Neewer battery, and both of them works fine.... maybe when you check the battery status in the menu of the camera it will display a fewer shots with the Neewer one. The other advantage that you can experience with this grip is the posibility of use the six AA batteries holder, that in may case and using eneloop batteries, last almost twice than when i used the LP E6 batteries.