Nikon MB-D17 Battery Grip Multi-Function Black

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The PIXEL Vertex MB-D17 is a battery grip that is compatible with the new Nikon D500, and lets you use either the original Nikon EN-EL15 battery or 8x AA batteries, and is also dustproof and weather-resistant to match the DSLR. A battery grip can double the battery life of your camera, as well as improve handling when using the camera in a vertical position. PIXEL Vertex MB-D17 Features: The six-and-a-half years that have passed since the D300S’ launch have seen the camera market move on considerably but the D500 does much to reclaim the position as one of the preeminent APS-C camera on the market. Wer den Griff ständig nutzen möchte, wem also das ständige an- und abbauen stört, der kann die D500 auch ohne eigenen Akku im Body betreiben. Allein ein Akku im Batteriegriff reicht und die D500 funktioniert! Man hat so kaum zusätzliches Gewicht, kann die Hochformatfunktionen nutzen und braucht sich nicht zu sorgen, dass die Kontakte darunter leiden bzw. die Konstruktion ausleiert. Allerdings verzichtet man auf die längere Batteriekapazität. No compatibility issues with either Nikon batteries or camera functions. It even has a slot in the standard battery tray for the external power adapter (EP-B5) cable built-in!

Nikon released the much-anticipated D500 for sports and wildlife shooters on January 6, 2016. Thanks to its excellent image quality, proven ergonomics and a superb autofocus system with a huge buffer, the Nikon D500 is a sports and wildlife photographers’ dream come true. Lenses – The lens has dust inside that may affect images. The rubber zoom/focus ring is coming away from the barrel of the lens. Die Einschübe div. Nikon Griff-Modelle sind unter einander austauschbar. Da ich auch noch den Batteriegriff für die D810 (MB-D12) besitze, habe nun insgesamt 4 Batterieeinschübe die ich nutzen kann. Due to the better autofocus system and much bigger buffer, the D500 is the camera we would recommend to professional sports and wildlife photographers. However, the D7500 still has an impressive 51-point focusing system and 8 FPS, making it an excellent budget option. Used prices on both cameras are excellent these days, but a used D7500 is a particularly good value.Blazing focus, capture & transfer speeds aided by XQD & SD cards with high speed USB 3. Also more custom fn buttons Unlike the third party versions, the Nikon grip has a full alloy casing except for the battery door and the recessed top plate. Even with the more rigid construction, the tripod mount on the Nikon grip is also reinforced with an additional internal metal plate.

The D500 that i have not only heats up while making movies, it starts warming up while taking images in CH2. And by taking images i do no mean i am pressing the button until it takes 200 frames. I am a bird watcher and in i have to take images in CH2, 5 to 15 frames with one press max to get the desired shot. I personally wouldn't use a grip with tripod work anyway, but that's just me. If I want a vertical shot, that's what a ball head is for. As for heavy lenses on a cheap grip, again, I'm not putting it on a tripod, so no worries there. Frankly, if the lens is so heavy that mounting the camera on a tripod becomes a concern, then the lens should have a dedicated tripod mount (like the 200-500mm does anyway). The Nikon D500 has a huge menu with hundreds, if not thousands, of possible settings. Where do you even start?

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Tbcass I assure you I can afford the lenses, it’s an issue if you don’t see any added value. It’s dumb to pay more for similar or lower quality. I have the Neewer grip for my D500. It functions fine. I haven't compared it to other aftermarket grips. I have compared it briefly to the OEM grip. Im Kameramenü sollte unter „Systemmenü/Akku-/Batterietyp (MB-D17)“ der verwendete Batterietyp ausgewählt werden. Eine falsche Auswahl kann eine schnellere Batterieentladung bewirken.

There are three very obvious factors that differentiate the D5 from the D500: sensor size, camera size and price. But looking past those, the two are remarkably alike. Notice how many of the features in the table above are common to both. It is not a comprehensive list by any means, but does pretty well illustrate the shared raison d’être of these two cameras. In recent years it has been a very frustrating fact that, as a Nikon user, the only way to get a really high speed camera was to get a D4 or D4s. There has been no affordable alternative since the D300/D300s until now. Reddish Egret (white morph) – Nikon D500, 600mm f/4, ISO 900 1/3200s f/5.6 Nikon D500 vs Mirrorless Competition If you get an error message saying: "Auto AF fine-tune is not available at current focus settings", then you need to make sure that the central focus point is selected, auto focus is set to single, and wide or normal area, rather than face detection focus. A tripod and static subject or focus point is recommended. Here we see the shiny new D500 next to the venerable old D300S. Overall size is very similar – the D300S with squarer shoulders and rounder hips. The old boy is noticeably heftier at 840g versus 760g. I always appreciated the weightiness and solid feel of the D300/D300S. It meant business. If this technology is in the D810 replacement and it's fitted with the new af system, this is going to be a very 3 pensive year for me D500 plus D820. I plan on getting a D500 next month at the end of my busy season. Never though I would ever seek out another AP-C camera but.....

But if you have Nikon lenses and are looking for a step-up camera that's a solid performer with great image quality, you can’t go wrong with the Nikon D500. If you’re encountering the Nikon D500 for the first time, what you need to know is that it’s a high-speed, advanced-tier camera mainly intended for sports and wildlife photographers. Have some shots of it below. It looks great. Feels a little light and plastic because it is! the finish and manufacturing of it is flawless. No flashing or rough or badly made bits. One of the other big features Nikon is touting is its Snapbridge system that uses Bluetooth LE (a low-power variant of Bluetooth also known as Bluetooth Smart), and Wi-Fi to maintain a connection between the camera and a smart device. This includes the ability to auto-transfer images from the camera, as well as initiating the Wi-Fi connection for remote shooting or manual image transfer. Context Ohne Batteriegriff müsste ich nun, um an den Auslöseknopf zu kommen, mit der rechten Hand übergreifen. Da diese unbequeme Haltung bei div. Sportmotiven oft längere Zeit notwendig ist, bekam ich richtiggehend Schulterprobleme. Abhilfe schaffte da ein Batteriegriff.