Elias Gadgets I just want to say thanks for the video. I'm a college student aspiring to be a filmmaker and had recently traded my T3i for the 70D. Even though the battery I have has a high capacity charge, I am always trying hard to conserve battery and am tired of it. I was looking into off brand battery grips like Neewer, Vivitar and Big Mike's on Amazon but couldn't find videos for either the brand or the particular model I was looking for. The product pictures themselves made me skeptical with the differences in color, quality and build. The mixed reviews also made it harder to decide until I stumbled across this. This video by far was not only helpful but showed me exactly what I needed. Even though the other brands come with batteries for their grips, Pixel Vertax's grip is by far the better quality one at an affordable price. Not to mention their product line and quality is impressive. I just bought mine tonight. Thank you again from saving me from a regretful purchase. Next I will buy additional batteries for my set up.
Thank you very much, I had the same problem. I thought that there would be others in such situation so I decided to try the product out and do a video to show others what it would look and feel like.
Am not really sure but you could ask Pixel direct, I provided the link on amazon where I had purchase it, so feel free to ask them direct. www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FGXTEW6
2 years ago, I bought one of those with my new 70D. last month I took it off my camera and won't plug it back. it add to much wait and the battery holder inside it is too fragile. now I just keep some batteries in a pocket; it just take a few seconds to change the battery and it's even faster without the battery grip.
Not sure to be honest I was going for the canon battery grip but opt out for this one because I didn't like the idea of paying the crazy price canon wanted for a battery grip.
Well, best way to find a long lasting battery is to simply Google it. I personally have 3 backup batteries all charged up and ready to go before I leave the house. There are some batteries that will last longer than others. I'd suggest taking a look at www.canonbattery.com I got my batteries there and would advice any serious photo enthusiast checking it out. Best of luck!
Informative and to the point, great video work showing the grip in place. Thanks for sharing.
Elias Gadgets I just want to say thanks for the video. I'm a college student aspiring to be a filmmaker and had recently traded my T3i for the 70D. Even though the battery I have has a high capacity charge, I am always trying hard to conserve battery and am tired of it. I was looking into off brand battery grips like Neewer, Vivitar and Big Mike's on Amazon but couldn't find videos for either the brand or the particular model I was looking for. The product pictures themselves made me skeptical with the differences in color, quality and build. The mixed reviews also made it harder to decide until I stumbled across this. This video by far was not only helpful but showed me exactly what I needed. Even though the other brands come with batteries for their grips, Pixel Vertax's grip is by far the better quality one at an affordable price. Not to mention their product line and quality is impressive. I just bought mine tonight. Thank you again from saving me from a regretful purchase. Next I will buy additional batteries for my set up.
Thank you very much, I had the same problem. I thought that there would be others in such situation so I decided to try the product out and do a video to show others what it would look and feel like.
Really good comprehensive and straightforward review
Cheers
Thanks! Looking for a grip on my 70D, u just make the things clear!
Spot on review👍🏻... it’s 2020 and I’ve got a few cameras now. But (old trusty) my 70d is still my baby😉😊😎👍🏻
Excellent review. This now on my shopping list. Thank you :)
Thanks, very good review! Really helped me make a choice. Keep up the good work. :)
Thank you.
Very well done, excellent review. Will this work w/ a Canon T5i? Thank you from NJ,USA.
Am not really sure but you could ask Pixel direct, I provided the link on amazon where I had purchase it, so feel free to ask them direct. www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FGXTEW6
No, Canon T5i uses a different battery grip than the one used for 70D.
Gracias.
Muy buen video, bien esplicado y con buena imagen y sonido claro, sin distraciones, no como en otros que no se les entiende y ponen musica.
I am wondering how "secure" is this when attached to the camera body when using a Black Rapid strap?
Very clear, comprehensive.
Very clear explanation, man...!
Thank you!
2 years ago, I bought one of those with my new 70D. last month I took it off my camera and won't plug it back. it add to much wait and the battery holder inside it is too fragile. now I just keep some batteries in a pocket; it just take a few seconds to change the battery and it's even faster without the battery grip.
for a minute i was thjnking, why would you need those buttons on the bottom? When you turned that camera into portrait I was like yup thats the one.
how does it compare to the canon one?
Not sure to be honest I was going for the canon battery grip but opt out for this one because I didn't like the idea of paying the crazy price canon wanted for a battery grip.
I'm struggling to find where to buy one
Amazon?
Muito Bom! Show de bola
where you buy it?
From amazon, i thought I provide the link under the video description but just realised it wasn't there, I've added it now, sorry.
Well, best way to find a long lasting battery is to simply Google it. I personally have 3 backup batteries all charged up and ready to go before I leave the house. There are some batteries that will last longer than others. I'd suggest taking a look at www.canonbattery.com I got my batteries there and would advice any serious photo enthusiast checking it out. Best of luck!
that site doesn't exist