I constantly swap out my SD cards. How quickly is the grip removed and replaced? Do I just turn the thumbscrew to remove it from the tripod mount?
636301
It's very simple, comes off and goes on readily. Yes, just turn the thumb screw and comes right off.
636302
It do take a long time. You just have to ready to change it when it's time.
636303
That's the only downfall. You will need to unscrew it to get to the card. Not so much a downfall of the grip. More of a downfall of the card placement in the camera
279191
No its not possible to hold on to the grip and place ur camera at the other end. It doesnt have the functionality to do so. This is not one of those monopods that you can take selfies with. And when you mean it can get wet and will not hinder its functions? Then yes
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If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
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On mine there is a red rectangle of plastic to the left of the SD card. Flip that up from the bottom. It has little nubs that holds it in. Then you just slide the SD card to the left. Hope this helps you.
2042175
On the bottom of the camera there is a slider switch. With your thumb slide up on the switch and with the existing pressure slide the plastic cover including the thumb switch to the side and there you are ;-)
1615249
This grip replaces the existing grip. You will need to unscrew the stock Sig grip and wrap this one around the frame. Pretty easy to do. I had to slightly trim the rubber around the magazine port to make sure that it was free from the mag.
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Remove old, definitely. Grip size important but replacement should not make difference.
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Remove the vinyl outer cover, if any. Put a fingernail between the plastic back cover and the metal frame in the gap at the receptacle for the USP Cable. Then continue to wedge the back cover off, gently. The microSD card slot is between the two SIMM card slots. Remove the battery using the finger hold at the left lower corner, and slide the SD card into the slot, with the contacts down and forward. Reassembly is the reverse, making sure the battery is correctly seated, and the back cover is fully seated all the way around.
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I don't own the grip myself (yet!) but it does appear to have a tripod screw mount on the bottom. Check out the image link below or search Flickr.com for some images of the grip.http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/cf/59/0ff8c6da8da0cb21652f0110.L.jpg
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One at a time. Push a single slide into the slot, scan it to an SD memory card, and slide it out.
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The tripod has a fairlly standard "quick disconnect" shoe that fits in the quick disconnect head on the tripod. The shoe has a 1/4-20 standard camera screw. So connect the shoe to the device you want to mount then just snap it into the tripod head....fast and easy. If you have multiple devices you can get multiple shoe (my discription/term) for not much and just flip one lever on the tripod and they change out very fast.
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I don't know. I got mine off http://amazon.com. You might ask amazon customer service or gripcase customer service.
438206
You can only use the grip. Replaces the specific camera battery with the grip, which uses a series of AAs.
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Not quite sure what you mean exactly. But this piece screws to the bottom of the camera and then slots into the top of the tripod. So effectively you can remove your camera from the tripod in seconds if you flick the tripod catch. Hope that helps?
1476891
no, you just use one of the thumbscrews from your gopro set. i bought a couple extra thumbscrews to keep around in case i lose them
977846
What do you mean by hand grip slot? It's flat on the bottom with threads for a tripod, monopod, or whatever you might want to screw in. Lol.
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I have had no issues with the grip. I would remove it, clean the contacts on the bottom, and try again.