Jupio Poignée-Alimentation Pour Nikon D800/D800E/D810
Avis Jupio Poignée-Alimentation Pour Nikon D800/D800E/D810
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This battery pack came with my recent D810 purchase. I first thought it would be too bulky and heavy but after using it some, I havent taken it off. I really like the extra grip it provides and I havent even noticed the weight difference.
This battery pack came with my recent D810 purchase. I first thought it would be too bulky and heavy but after using it some, I havent taken it off. I really like the extra grip it provides and I havent even noticed the weight difference.
James
20 mai 2019
After reading horror stories of problems with third party grips, I bought this despite the cost. I was pleasantly surprised that when I added my D4s EN-EL18 battery that the autofocus seemed noticeably faster. Also the frames per second were definitely faster in DX mode. I highly recommend that you also buy an EN-EL18 battery and a Wasabi charger for the battery as the Nikon one cost $400. I have a Nikon charger as I use two D4s bodies, but I also have a Wasabi charger and it works great. Just dont skimp on the battery itself. Dont trust third party grips or batteries as its not worth shorting out the camera!
After reading horror stories of problems with third party grips, I bought this despite the cost. I was pleasantly surprised that when I added my D4s EN-EL18 battery that the autofocus seemed noticeably faster. Also the frames per second were definitely faster in DX mode. I highly recommend that you also buy an EN-EL18 battery and a Wasabi charger for the battery as the Nikon one cost $400. I have a Nikon charger as I use two D4s bodies, but I also have a Wasabi charger and it works great. Just dont skimp on the battery itself. Dont trust third party grips or batteries as its not worth shorting out the camera!
Patrick
20 avril 2019
This holder holds 8 AA batteries. Nikons MB-D12 battery grip holds only one EN-EL15 battery, plus the one in the camera body, so thats a total of only two batteries. I just bought a new camera, a Nikon D800E, which has a larger buffer than my old camera, and Ive been working with models, so I cant tell you exactly how many frames I need to shoot. If Im shooting RAW or TIFF formats, Its possible that I could deplete two EN-EL15s before Im done, but with 8 rechargeable NIMH AA batteries, Im pretty confident I wont run out of power before the session is over. However, this setup with the D800E, the MB-D12 battery grip, and 8 AA batteries, is pretty heavy, so I dont recommend this for everyone. I use a monopod for extra sharpness (Im shooting 36.3MP), so that takes the heavy load off my wrists and hands. That extra weight provides a lot of stability, but its hard to hold for a long time without some sort of support.
This holder holds 8 AA batteries. Nikons MB-D12 battery grip holds only one EN-EL15 battery, plus the one in the camera body, so thats a total of only two batteries. I just bought a new camera, a Nikon D800E, which has a larger buffer than my old camera, and Ive been working with models, so I cant tell you exactly how many frames I need to shoot. If Im shooting RAW or TIFF formats, Its possible that I could deplete two EN-EL15s before Im done, but with 8 rechargeable NIMH AA batteries, Im pretty confident I wont run out of power before the session is over. However, this setup with the D800E, the MB-D12 battery grip, and 8 AA batteries, is pretty heavy, so I dont recommend this for everyone. I use a monopod for extra sharpness (Im shooting 36.3MP), so that takes the heavy load off my wrists and hands. That extra weight provides a lot of stability, but its hard to hold for a long time without some sort of support.
Kenneth D.
31 décembre 2018
It makes the camera too bulky and adds alot of weight. It is only good for the EN-EL18 battery. To use this with the EN-EL15, I wouldn't. It is easier just to swap batteries in the camera. This was included with the camera at no cost.
It makes the camera too bulky and adds alot of weight. It is only good for the EN-EL18 battery. To use this with the EN-EL15, I wouldn't. It is easier just to swap batteries in the camera. This was included with the camera at no cost.
DAN G.
8 juin 2018
After trying a knock off battery grip that killed my menu and image preview (On or Off, with or without batteries) I bought the Nikon. A difference in quality is immediately evident upon unboxing it (feel, weight). The buttons have the same feel as the camera's counterparts, and the grip functions flawlessly. No going back for me!
After trying a knock off battery grip that killed my menu and image preview (On or Off, with or without batteries) I bought the Nikon. A difference in quality is immediately evident upon unboxing it (feel, weight). The buttons have the same feel as the camera's counterparts, and the grip functions flawlessly. No going back for me!
Jack
5 novembre 2017
