Grip for nikon D7500

kobbiep

kobbiep

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Im looking for a grip that is specified for Nikon D7500
I will be more than happy if anyone can send me a link where to purchase this grip.

again ONLY for D7500.. not any other model
Thank you
 

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Wladi11

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kobbiep said:
Im looking for a grip that is specified for Nikon D7500
I will be more than happy if anyone can send me a link where to purchase this grip.

again ONLY for D7500.. not any other model
Thank you
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One popular one is the Vello BG-N18, made specifically for the D7500 or from Paramount Camera & Repair
 
tonye

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Nikon does not manufacture an official battery grip for the D7500. Your primary option for vertical handling and extended battery life is the third-party Vello BG-N18 Battery Grip (approx. £50–£60), though generic unbranded alternatives can also be found on Amazon UK. [1, 2, 3, 4]

What to Expect from a D7500 Grip
Because the D7500 lacks the bottom electronic contacts found on earlier models (like the D7200), third-party grips function a bit differently: [1, 2]
  • Battery Capacity: Holds only one EN-EL15 battery at a time rather than two, requiring you to move the battery from the body into the grip. [1, 2]
  • Vertical Shutter Button: To use the vertical shutter button, you must run an external 2.5mm shutter release cable from the grip's port into the remote port on the side of your D7500. [1, 2]
  • Control Dials: Grips for this model do not feature vertical command dials or function buttons. [1, 2]
  • Storage: Includes a slot to safely store your camera's rubber battery door while the grip is attached. [1, 2]

Alternative Power & Handling Solutions
If you mainly need power or improved ergonomics without the cable clutter, consider these alternatives:
  • L-Brackets: An Arca-Swiss compatible Quick Release L Plate Bracket provides an extended grip for your pinky and instant landscape-to-portrait tripod mounting.
  • Tethered Power: Use a long USB-C cable connected to a high-capacity power bank for all-day timelapses or studio sessions. [1, 2]
 
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