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stephe
12-06-2004, 12:18 AM
is there a battery grip for D70 out there?
just wondering...
George Riehm
12-06-2004, 03:57 PM
is there a battery grip for D70 out there?
just wondering...
Nope. Doesn't really need one for the battery side as the EN-EL3's get about 800-1500 shots per charge. Carry 2 spares and you should be good for about 2 weeks of shooting.
If the grip is the thing then, well, sorry bout' that. ;)
stephe
12-07-2004, 12:11 AM
well I thought the grip just make my D70 look cool thats all :)
fbelley
12-10-2004, 05:47 PM
Nikon told me that they will have a battery pack grip for the D70 around march 2005 ...
George Riehm
12-10-2004, 06:16 PM
Nikon told me that they will have a battery pack grip for the D70 around march 2005 ...
Well, there you go. Ask and ye shall receive... Now you can be cool AND look cool too... :D
Thomas Bauer
01-04-2005, 09:42 AM
I'm working on getting the price down.
it costs me around $150.00 per unit.
I have a working prototype right now
http://www.tbauer.com/d70grip.htm
it is for cosmetics and ergonomics for now.
It is made of polycarbonates so it will match
the lQQk and feel of the D70.
I do have many people in line interested.
Soon it will be able to accept two batteries
and incorporate a horizontal / vertical (portrait)
flip flash bracket for the sc-xx cords and
SB-xx series flash heads.
~Thomas Bauer~
George Riehm
01-04-2005, 11:40 AM
I'm working on getting the price down.
it costs me around $150.00 per unit.
I have a working prototype right now
http://www.tbauer.com/d70grip.htm
it is for cosmetics and ergonomics for now.
It is made of polycarbonates so it will match
the lQQk and feel of the D70.
I do have many people in line interested.
Soon it will be able to accept two batteries
and incorporate a horizontal / vertical (portrait)
flip flash bracket for the sc-xx cords and
SB-xx series flash heads.
~Thomas Bauer~
I haven't seen a thing on the Nikon version so this looks very promising.
Just sent an e-mail asking about the cost... I meant the cost including flash bracket.
Looks pretty good. I assume you mean it accepts 2 EN-EL3's.
zekeymonkey
01-04-2005, 12:19 PM
I have a working prototype right now
http://www.tbauer.com/d70grip.htm
it is for cosmetics and ergonomics for now.
Very interesting? Do you have to remove the battery door or does it plug into the ac adaptor port?
Harbortronics has their unit ready to order.
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