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Battery Grip - really worth it??
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<blockquote data-quote="WileyCoyote" data-source="post: 170744" data-attributes="member: 14124"><p>Mike, I'm a big guy with big hands. So I use an aftermarket grip on my D90 and for my long exposure nightime bridge shots am always mounting them (grip & D90 w/70-300mm lens) on my tripod with no fear whatsoever. Believe me it's definetely strong enough. </p><p>My D90 grip doesn't require the the cable connector thing, but I have seen a couple of D3xxx's and D5xxx's that do and I agree with you it would be a major nuisance.</p><p>The reason I bought the MeiKe multi power batterry grip instead of the Nikon MB-D80 battery grip is cost the Meike battery grip with an extra Nikon EN-EL3 battery costs $90.00 new. While the Nikon MB-D80 battery grip with an EN-EL3 battery costs $180.00 or 2X as much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WileyCoyote, post: 170744, member: 14124"] Mike, I'm a big guy with big hands. So I use an aftermarket grip on my D90 and for my long exposure nightime bridge shots am always mounting them (grip & D90 w/70-300mm lens) on my tripod with no fear whatsoever. Believe me it's definetely strong enough. My D90 grip doesn't require the the cable connector thing, but I have seen a couple of D3xxx's and D5xxx's that do and I agree with you it would be a major nuisance. The reason I bought the MeiKe multi power batterry grip instead of the Nikon MB-D80 battery grip is cost the Meike battery grip with an extra Nikon EN-EL3 battery costs $90.00 new. While the Nikon MB-D80 battery grip with an EN-EL3 battery costs $180.00 or 2X as much. [/QUOTE]
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