Is it easy to remove to replace batteries or cards on a Canon 5D?
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Yes.. But it really shouldn't be in the way of any mechanical functions.. Depending on how tight you have it adjusted it may or may not restrict your movement to be able to use certain buttons on the side you have it mounted on
457913
Sorry, I had to send mine back because it wouldn't fit my camera case. I have a Nikon Coolpix 520.
1614788
You can do either. It comes with two separate inserts: one for AAs and one for standard Canon batteries.
233627
I don't know about the rechargeable batteries, but I would guess so. The batteries are extremely easy to replace and no you do not need a screwdriver to remove lights or batteries.
625492
You can open up the battery cover, remove the SD card, place the SD card into a card reader or directly in your computer if has an SD card reader built in and transfer the pictures to your computer, or if you have the USB cable can transfer the pictures via the USB cable from the camera to the computer.You can also download software from Canon to make it easy to import the pictures to your computer and even retouch the pictures.
919276
You do need access to the bottom of the camera to remove/change batteries and memory cards.
1650234
Removable battery and flash. I use it fr eBay listings a lot. Pretty handy!
676195
No, you have to remove the battery. Interesting, to me, the default setting (I think it can be changed) is to use the battery grip until it is exhausted and then it changes over to the one in the camera. It comes with an insert to use 6 AA batteries, as well.Hope this helps.
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There will be a small notch between the colored base and the lens housing. Place a penny in this slot and twist. It should separate exposing the batteries. Replace your batteries and then snap the two halves back together. Good luck.
2067577
The battery door can be remove by pulling on a latch, very small button locate on the door where its attach to the camera.Pull it and the battery door will come off. Better yet, search on yountube.
68178
I need to pull it when taking the battery out from camera. It's not easy but manageable. However, I notice the battery drain faster than the original. Hope this help.
1199921
No, but then even my canon batts have only a little plastic thing-- ( it often gets stuck in there, so I seldom use it)
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Yes . There is a lock on the case between the photo lens and the on-off switch. From there you can just start popping the catches down the long side. When you get the cover off there are two (2) locks that hold the battery in, one will stay open and one is spring loaded. Tip the battery out and replace it. Reverse procedures and your done. Hope this is helpful
454355
If you mean "how to remove battery", simply firmly hold batery by the end and pull straight down. It's actually very easy to remove.
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Sure! In the handset remove the cover, and then the battery. You will then see the micro SD card similarly to the one in cellphones (unless you have an iphone) push against the little card and then it will spring out to easily be removed. You can buy an adapter at any walmart, walgreens...etc. Hope this helps.
2277877
Yes, and they're pretty easy to replace. The batteries are fairly inexpensive, too.
563585
Yes. When you take the top of the case off you can see the screen and have access to all the buttons. You can either set the top half of the case aside or attach it by one of the buckles to the bottom half of the case and let it dangle. To get to the battery and memory card you must remove the bottom half of the case. It is very easy. The case does not really hinder any use of the camera and protect the camera very well.
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Taking the case off is very easy. You just unhook each side by pressing down and out on the edges of the case. Then change the battery and remove the SD card as usual.