Will this pistol grip work with Nikon 1 V1 ? or is there a grip that will..?
750539
Yes, the grip helps stabilize my active shooting, especially with my mono-pod.
1678829
Wow... I'm not sure. I've not had any problems with mine. I have one original nikon battery and one enel14 made by digipower. I would try attaching the grip first, then sliding in the battery tray. Or if you've already tried that.... Load the grip with the batteries, then attach the grip to camera. Does the "AA" tray work? If not, could be a bad grip. Hope this helps... Please do let me know. I'll be doing some research in the mean time.....
787130
This one only uses the Nikon batteries, there Srebrenica other brands that offer the flexibility of both types of batteries I would not recommend this grip
1073476
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..
1040765
Yes! All nikon 1 lens work with all Nikon 1 bodies ( the V series, the J series, and the S series)
471469
No. I use my eyepiece viewfinder for 100% of my tripod photography, using this pistol grip.
1959770
yes! afaik (i don't have a nikon v2 but it has the same accessory port that the v1 has and the accessory port is where the gps goes)
1638230
You have the one of Joby's smaller Tripods sized for point and shoot cameras, which would indeed seem to correspond to this size of quick release clip. The fact that "GP1-" prefaces the model number of both your tripod, and these clips, suggests they are a match. My issue was that I could not find clips for my Big Honkin' BH-1 (I wonder if that's why they gave it the BH model designation?) Gorillapod. I did eventually find that Joby does offer, albeit (at the time) in a very well-hidden cranny of their website, the bubble level clip for my hybrid/SLR-zoom ballhead, and flash shoe clips, and without-bubble level quick release clips too, at http://joby.com/gorillapod/slrzoom/#accessories ---these items are still not, that I can find, available on Amazon (even though I got my big "Big Honkin" Gorilla Pod from Amazon). By the way, if you have an iPhone or I suppose any of the other smart phones, they also offer a real nice "Grip Tight Mount" which is available at Amazon at: http://www.amazon.com/Joby-JM1-01WW-GripTight-Mount-Black/dp/B009GHYLKS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390396860&sr=8-1&keywords=joby+grip+tight+mount Happy shooting!
1257034
I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself is fantastic in build quality, and I highly recommend it. I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself... » Read More I first ran into some issues where when I had a Nikon battery and a third-party battery at the same time, it the camera wouldn't recognize that a battery was in place. I believe I solved this by putting the Nikon battery in the grip and the third-party battery in the camera. There's also nothing that says you NEED to have a battery in the grip to use functions such as the vertical shutter button, so you could always just use a single battery inside the camera body and leave the grip empty. You *should* be able to finagle the order so that you don't have any issues, though. The grip itself is fantastic in build quality, and I highly recommend it. « Show Less
486509
I would suggest trying any flash that fits in most cameras, that is a normal, standard hot shoe and see if it fits in your Nikon 1. If that flash fits, this product will fit.
711936
This is for a Nikon 1 J1 or V1 camera. If you wanted to use it on another Nikon you will probably have to buy an adapter. Check Nikon.com to see what lenses are compatible with your camera.
2271555
I believe the Nikon has a 1" tube and this mount is for 30MM tube so no it will not. Check Nikon's site to verify your tube size, sorry.
411522
Hi, I use this on Nikon D5100 without grip ( much lighter than D800 ), but it's not comfortable to me.
1335978
The thread on the back is 28mm so it would only fit a Nikon V1 with a step ring from the diameter of the lens on the Nikon V1 down to 28mm. As an example if the lens on the V1 had a cap/filter thread size of 43mm, then it would require a step-down ring of 43mm-28mm. Then chances are the smaller diameter on the back of this lens would cause a vignette, and the corners of your image would be dark.
717431
No I don't think it will. Your s1 has the 1 mount whereas this adapter is meant for the nikon f mount. There is another adapter sold by the same company.Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Pentax K/PK Lens to Nikon 1-Series Camera, fits Nikon V1, J1 Mirrorless Cameras by Fotodiox Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Pentax K (PK) Lens to Nikon 1-Series Camera, fits Nikon V1, J1 Mirrorless Cameras same company that will work.
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Nikon lists the J1's dimensions as:Approx. 106.0 x 61.0 x 29.8mm/4.2 x 2.4 x 1.2 inand the V1's dimensions as:Approx. 113 x 76 x 43.5 mm/4.4 x 3 x 1.7 inI measured my case and came up with 110mm x 70mm x 35mm so I would say probably not. Either that or it will be very tight.
2235977
I have it for the D700 and D90. Works (fits) on both but the downside is that the flash part of it can't lock down so you have to hold it in place as you switch from vertical to horizontal.