I'll add another benefit of the grip...appearance. Some clients think you are more professional because the grip makes the camera look more advanced because the camera is bigger.
Thanks for tuning in and leaving a comment! It's not cheap but I love how it feels. Definitely justifiable for long shoots and even more for long portrait shoots! Like the 6 hours at the LA marathon finish line!
Good Review man! I just had a photo shoot on 5/11/2020 and my hands are huge, it was definitely a struggle all day. And your are so right I was so worried about reserving my batteries because I was shooting all day. About to make this purchase right now!
Wes Kriesel Photo sweet! Wes is there any other way I can support your channel. I actually have a B&H credit card I’m going to use. No cash at the time to purchase from amazon😔 but I definitely want to support your growth in anyway possible!
Hello! Thank you for your patience while I researched this. I looked through all the menus while the battery grip was engaged and could not find a way to disable the control wheel. I did a brief Google search and couldn't find a mention of being able to disable it. While not exhaustive, my search leads me to think you can't. Sorry! Was this an issue for you - like bumping the wheel inadvertently while using the EOS R with the grip? Or something else?
I bought the BG-E22 earlier this week for my EOS R, which itself is only two weeks old. I shoot lots of portraits, so all my cameras have grips, if they are available. Love the improved handling of the EOS R with the addition of the grip! I think $250 is a fair price for it, as well.
Hi - thank you for the question. i'm not exactly sure what you are asking. The battery grip powers the camera - If you are asking if the power cord that charges the battery can run the camera, the answer is no, unfortunately.
It's great, isn't it. I'm 6' 4" - that's true that it will definitely appeal to different people differently based on individual body type/size - it feels great in my hands.
This is the best review I've seen on this battery grip yet. I can add one more advantage to yours and that is with my longer and heavier lenses it makes the camera a lot less front heavy. I debated quite a bit if I really wanted to have the extra size and weight to the camera. I am really glad I didn't wait long and went ahead and purchased the grip. I have used other grips on other cameras and this is the most comfortable grip that I have used yet. All in all, I love it.
Wes, all great features I agree. I too purchased the same battery grip and found it amazing. 1 feature you missed, was that when shooting video for long shoots or webcam duty. you can plug in the battery grip to the wall and have endless battery life...don't have to worry if you charged the batteries or not. It is awesome for that as well.
Has anyone had a problem with the EOS R where it freezes with a green screen at random times ? I pull the battery and it goes back to normal only to do it again.
I've never seen that issue, though at times my focus point will become non-responsive and seem to lock for a few seconds. I would have Canon take a look at your camera.
@@WesKriesel I just sent an email to support so hopefully they get back soon. I just got it from canon today 😭😭😭 i couldnt pass it up with their refurb sale lol.
I believe this is for the R only. It doesn't use the same batteries as the RP. Not familiar with the batteries on the R8 but those body form factors are also different. Try before you buy!
I love my battery grip. Unfortunately, it stopped charging the batteries while in the grip. Many people are having this issue. The batteries charge just fine outside the grip in the plug in charger, one at a time. And yes I have the correct Canon LP-E6N batteries. Are any of you having charging issues, and how did you resolve them. Thank you.
Hi James - I hear you and feel your frustration. Does the green light on the battery charger come on and the batteries do not charge? Or does the green charging light not come on at all? I have had the frequent experience that the battery charger has two LPE6Ns that I know are low on charge and I plug in the grip only to find the green light won't come on. I've been successful to get the green light to gone on and charging to begin by repeating the process of inserting the battery tray, turning the on/off switch again and waiting a few seconds to see if the light comes on. I feel like the battery grip works if you follow a specify sequence of inserting the tray, turning the charging switch etc. The problem is that it seems inconsistent to me and I can't nail down what the exact steps are. I will do some more tests and see if I can figure it out. Sometimes I feel like the switch should be "on" when you insert the battery tray and sometimes I feel like it should be "off" then tray inserted, then turned on. I can always get it to start charging but it's often several repetitions of this process before I see it start charging. Maybe try this, if you haven't. Let me know if you have better luck.
I lovey Battery Grip too but it has never charged the batteries while in the Grip....this is what led me to this video which by the way I had seen before and was the reason I got the Grip in the first place
I've had a battery grip for every Canon EOS I've owned; 10D, 40D, 5D, 5D MkII and EOS RP. I ordered a EOS R and included the BG-E22 battery grip. It never occurred to me not to order one. I have big hands and any of these cameras are easier to use with the battery grip.
I've used it professionally, so yes. Whether it's a good choice for someone probably depends on the type of work they're doing. I shot my first wedding with a Canon T5i, so the R is in a whole different league from that.
@@WesKriesel thanks for super quick reply!! The first canon I owned was the canon T2i, and I actually purchased this grip Friday passed, waiting for it to come in the mail now!
That's great. You'll love it. What type of photography do you primarily do? I just shot a, local 5k race with two EOS R's. I talk about it in one of my recent videos. Pictures came out great but sports photography is not really what I'd like to use the R for.
Interestingly, one of the things most people leave out it that the PD charger that comes with the grip is the same PD charger that charges (and powers) the camera as well. Not that most people need it, but it is $100US purchased separately.
Ok, so you're telling me that the power cord from the wall to the battery charger, will also provide AC power to keep the camera running without batteries? Just clarifying, that's what you mean?
It will only charge the LP E6N model, which are newer (released with the EOS R). It will not charge LP E6's (which work to power the EOS R, 5D Mark IV and all models prior that take the same battery).
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I’ve been waiting for someone who actually owns & uses the R to post tips & tricks about it! There’s nothing worse than someone who post camera reviews & doesn’t own the camera! You have to spend time learning it before you can negatively comment about one! I two brought the battery grip, but couldn’t figure why it wouldn’t charge! Oh it only charges LP-E6N batteries! Thanks!! I’m looking forward to learning more. Definitely one of my favorite purchases for this camera! What memory card do you use? I know it uses UHS2 cards but are they worth the extra money?! I have so many questions, wish there was a EOS-S forum! Love your videos
Great vid! Thinking of getting it only Becuase it’s going for 199$ Canadian on Canon Canada site. Which is dirt cheap. One question though.. how do u select focus when shooting in portrait using the grip? Since I use touch to drag on the LCD when I’m horizontal shooting.
Touch and drag still works as before. Your orientation or active area stays the same so if you have the right side set when you rotate the camera to vertical orientation it'll effectively be the top of the screen that will be the active area. Does that maybe sense?
Wes Kriesel Photo ah okay got it. Guess what im wondering is how you physically get to the lcd to focus. Guessing you have to have your left hand on the cam? Or does your right thumb manage to reach the LCD, Since there’s no joystick on this grip like a 5DIV grip would have. It’s hard to picture when you don’t have it in your hands to try hahah. Thanks for the reply!
I think you forgot to add, that the special usb c charger is included. That is mainly readon of high price. In my country, separate charger cost like 40% of the baterry grip🙂
Wes Kriesel Photo Yes, it is. I have two Rs for more than year and both with grips and I m charging them most of the time only via this charger🙂but the best would be, if I could use any usb C charger. Not to carry extra bulky charger🙂
I'm the type of person to say don't use third party batteries/grips or anything electrical apart from the obvious known brand lenses for a camera this expensive.
great vid. I have the rp , same design basically . Dont you find it funny we moved to mirrorless from big dslrs only the enlarge them to be dslr like again 😅
Ha ha, good point! I still find the body shape and flip screen make it better ergonomically, even when we add the hefty RF lenses and battery grip. But yes, the mirrorless world doesn't stay as small as you would hope!
Damn... want it but that's the same price of my flash upgrade! Used a grip on my previous camera and th is video just reminded me of how helpful it was!
@@darrinlalla9008 I swear by the Godox V860iic & XPro trigger. Should be links under my video to check them out. And I have a few videos on the channel about the pair - as well as the Godox AD200 and AD400. I think they are a great value.
@@WesKriesel Going to check it out. Price looks good ($100 less than the Canon). Not seeing a link for it, not even under your review of it. Thanks for the suggestion.
If you're a pro, you might want to consider the grip. but as a none pro, i'm happy that the R is small. It is as small as my 700d or rebel T5?... so buying a grip making it look like a 1D defeat the purpose of my reasoning to buy the R. As for the battery life, the original battery have more than enough for a full day use. It was a none issue to begin with. With that said i do agree on the ergonomics of portrait orientation. But it is easily fix by doing it the another way.
Good thoughts! Thanks for the comment. I loved the small size of the R for the first year, and the grip gave me a new way to use as ND experience it. It's almost like having two different cameras in terms of the feel.
@@WesKriesel ബ്രോ ശാലോം നിങ്ങളുടെ പെട്ടെന്നുള്ള മറുപടിക്ക് ഞാൻ നന്ദി രേഖപ്പെടുത്തുന്നു നിങ്ങളെപ്പോലെ വലിയ ബ്ലോഗേഴ്സ് ഇനിയും ഉണ്ടാകട്ടെ എന്നും ഞാൻ പ്രാർത്ഥിക്കുന്നു.ഇത്രയൊക്കെ വില കൊടുത്തു വാങ്ങാൻ പറ്റുന്ന സാഹചര്യം ഒന്നുമല്ലഅതുകൊണ്ട് സെക്കൻഡ് ഹാൻഡ് വല്ലതുമുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ ഫ്രീ ആയിട്ട് തന്നാൽ മതി ഒന്നു പഠിക്കാനും യൂട്യൂബിൽ പരിപാടി വീട് തുടങ്ങിയിട്ടേയുള്ളൂ തുടക്കക്കാരുടെ വരുമാനം ഒക്കെ താങ്കൾക്ക് അറിയാമല്ലോ ആകപ്പാടെ രണ്ടു വീഡിയോയും ഉള്ളൂർ എൻറെ ചാനലിൽ വരുമാനം കിട്ടി തുടങ്ങുമ്പോഴേക്കും താങ്കളുടെ ക്യാമറ തിരിച്ചു തന്നേക്കാം അല്ലെങ്കിൽ വരുമാന തോടൊപ്പം ചെറിയ തുക ഞാൻ തന്നുകൊള്ളാം ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ സാഹചര്യം ഒക്കെ താങ്കൾക്ക് അറിയാമല്ലോ അതുകൊണ്ട് പറഞ്ഞതാണ് സഹോദര ചോദിച്ചതിൽ എന്തെങ്കിലും തെറ്റുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ എന്നോട് ക്ഷമിക്കുക very sorry ഗോഡ് ബ്ലെസ് യു
Absolutely loved the information. I want one. Format critique: Background music was way too loud and distracting. Near the end when you showed how to mount the adapter the sound affects were bizarrely awful everytime a point came up. I was sold on the product but had to stop watching. I've watched enough of your videos and never noticed these issues before. Just some feedback for what is otherwise always intelligent and appreciated content. Thank you.
It's definitely pricey! A single battery charger from Canon is $50. Lately, I've been using the battery grip to charge two batteries at once after filming all morning, which we've been doing every day at my work. It is useful to have that ability. And, another small benefit, it doesn't take up two outlets to charge two batteries, if outlet space is limited. These benefits are more of the luxury side rather than necessity. I do agree with you - it's pricey.
Please tone down the sound effects. Great job humiliating David L. - that'll teach him to disagree with you. Is he still a "beautiful and good person?"
Please tone down the sound effects. Great job humiliating David L. - that'll teach him to disagree with you. Is he still a "beautiful and good person?"
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Best damn review on a battery grip on all RUclips. Well done sir
Well, thank you!
I like the positive attitude! Oh, and the battery grip review too. Definitely getting this.
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment! I appreciate the feedback.
You are a good seller man!
Thanks! Just my opinion, but I love the Canon EOS R battery grip. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
Wes another great vlog, seeing you grow is awesome buddy, love watching your channel.
Thank you, Sir Ian! Likewise!
I'll add another benefit of the grip...appearance. Some clients think you are more professional because the grip makes the camera look more advanced because the camera is bigger.
That's true. I agree with you.
It’s shameful how true this is. Clients just don’t know any better
Great video! Thanks for the information on the battery grip.
Glad to hear the battery grip is working out for you 👍🏼
Compared to the Insta360 Go, which I bought at the same time, the grip is working out marvelously!
I had no idea I could attach the battery door and cap inside the grip. Thank you!
Cool design feature, right?
In the front of the grip is also a PC connection, that was one of reasons for purchasing the grip. Works well for off camera flash.
Good tip! I haven't used that connection yet!
Aloha Wes! Great video review on a future accessory that is on my list. Thanks for the benefits.......this is a must buy. Mahalo and Aloha!
Thanks for tuning in and leaving a comment! It's not cheap but I love how it feels. Definitely justifiable for long shoots and even more for long portrait shoots! Like the 6 hours at the LA marathon finish line!
Good Review man! I just had a photo shoot on 5/11/2020 and my hands are huge, it was definitely a struggle all day. And your are so right I was so worried about reserving my batteries because I was shooting all day. About to make this purchase right now!
Awesome! Feel free to use my Amazon links as that helps support the channel.
Wes Kriesel Photo sweet! Wes is there any other way I can support your channel. I actually have a B&H credit card I’m going to use. No cash at the time to purchase from amazon😔 but I definitely want to support your growth in anyway possible!
@@EVERYTHINGHEEM no worries! Let's connect on IG @weskrieselphoto
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Love this camera and the grip
Yessssss! What type of photography do you primarily do?
@@WesKriesel street and portrait
Wes. Can you disable the control wheel on the grip? Thanks.
Hello! Thank you for your patience while I researched this. I looked through all the menus while the battery grip was engaged and could not find a way to disable the control wheel. I did a brief Google search and couldn't find a mention of being able to disable it. While not exhaustive, my search leads me to think you can't. Sorry! Was this an issue for you - like bumping the wheel inadvertently while using the EOS R with the grip? Or something else?
Great review! Thanks! Just ordered one!
Wonderful! Hope you are as happy as I am with it. Feel free to use my Amazon links as it helps support the channel. 😁
Cool overview, you got me thinking about how it may work in special situations. Thanks!
Yes, it's definitely not an accessory for every situation. But for long shoots, and long portrait shoots, it definitely checks some important boxes!
I bought the BG-E22 earlier this week for my EOS R, which itself is only two weeks old. I shoot lots of portraits, so all my cameras have grips, if they are available. Love the improved handling of the EOS R with the addition of the grip! I think $250 is a fair price for it, as well.
Yes! I've been enjoying being able to plug in after a shoot and charge both batteries. It's convenient that way too!
Grip is def an essential. Love mine
Awesome! It surprised me! And I love it.
Wes Kriesel Photo it’s absolutely required for larger hands
@@JerryC25 yes!
hi, Can I run the camera from the source directly
Hi - thank you for the question. i'm not exactly sure what you are asking. The battery grip powers the camera - If you are asking if the power cord that charges the battery can run the camera, the answer is no, unfortunately.
Great review! I always buy a battery grip because the extra button makes taking portraits so much easier.
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment! I absolutely agree. I feel like the EOS R feels even better with a grip!
I have one and needed it , as I have larger hands and I like the mirror less camera but needed it t be larger .
It's great, isn't it. I'm 6' 4" - that's true that it will definitely appeal to different people differently based on individual body type/size - it feels great in my hands.
If the battery grip could hold a memory card too would be the ABSOLUTELY INSANE GLORY! And the epic all times solution.
That would be great! Great idea!
Wes Kriesel Photo patent pending hajahaha
@@HugoBarrientoss right!?!?
This is the best review I've seen on this battery grip yet. I can add one more advantage to yours and that is with my longer and heavier lenses it makes the camera a lot less front heavy.
I debated quite a bit if I really wanted to have the extra size and weight to the camera. I am really glad I didn't wait long and went ahead and purchased the grip. I have used other grips on other cameras and this is the most comfortable grip that I have used yet. All in all, I love it.
Well said, and I agree! This grip makes the camera more comfortable!
Wes, all great features I agree. I too purchased the same battery grip and found it amazing. 1 feature you missed, was that when shooting video for long shoots or webcam duty. you can plug in the battery grip to the wall and have endless battery life...don't have to worry if you charged the batteries or not. It is awesome for that as well.
Will the batteries be charged while the camera is in use?
@@ModularMuscle Yes they will.
Ok, so the battery grip works as a "dummy" battery and DC power source?! Can't believe I missed this.
@@WesKriesel it does not.. I tried it, no go :(
only if the camera is off does the green light of the grip turn on.
Has anyone had a problem with the EOS R where it freezes with a green screen at random times ? I pull the battery and it goes back to normal only to do it again.
I've never seen that issue, though at times my focus point will become non-responsive and seem to lock for a few seconds. I would have Canon take a look at your camera.
@@WesKriesel I just sent an email to support so hopefully they get back soon. I just got it from canon today 😭😭😭 i couldnt pass it up with their refurb sale lol.
The battery grip now on my to buy list. Thanks...
Ha ha - is that sarcasm? I hope not! If you do extended shoots, especially extended events or portrait sessions, it's great.
what lens did you use for the marathon
I primarily used the RF35 for finish line portraits but I had the RF15-35 as well for wider storytelling and crowd shots.
can this accessory go on Eos R8 ?
i heard that the body is very similar on both RP and R8
I believe this is for the R only. It doesn't use the same batteries as the RP. Not familiar with the batteries on the R8 but those body form factors are also different. Try before you buy!
I love my battery grip. Unfortunately, it stopped charging the batteries while in the grip. Many people are having this issue. The batteries charge just fine outside the grip in the plug in charger, one at a time. And yes I have the correct Canon LP-E6N batteries. Are any of you having charging issues, and how did you resolve them. Thank you.
Hi James - I hear you and feel your frustration. Does the green light on the battery charger come on and the batteries do not charge? Or does the green charging light not come on at all? I have had the frequent experience that the battery charger has two LPE6Ns that I know are low on charge and I plug in the grip only to find the green light won't come on. I've been successful to get the green light to gone on and charging to begin by repeating the process of inserting the battery tray, turning the on/off switch again and waiting a few seconds to see if the light comes on. I feel like the battery grip works if you follow a specify sequence of inserting the tray, turning the charging switch etc. The problem is that it seems inconsistent to me and I can't nail down what the exact steps are. I will do some more tests and see if I can figure it out. Sometimes I feel like the switch should be "on" when you insert the battery tray and sometimes I feel like it should be "off" then tray inserted, then turned on. I can always get it to start charging but it's often several repetitions of this process before I see it start charging. Maybe try this, if you haven't. Let me know if you have better luck.
I lovey Battery Grip too but it has never charged the batteries while in the Grip....this is what led me to this video which by the way I had seen before and was the reason I got the Grip in the first place
Does the battery grip come with a battery ?
Great question! Nope. It will use any battery that works in the EOS R, but it will only charge the LP E6N.
Exactly same set up for me. I use Battery grip and peak design wrist strap. I feel much more comfortable with this battery grip.
Yes! ❤️❤️❤️. Cool setup!
Did you forget to put the link for the battery grip? Or am I missing something , I can’t find it ...
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Wish you the best for 2021.
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment!
I've had a battery grip for every Canon EOS I've owned; 10D, 40D, 5D, 5D MkII and EOS RP.
I ordered a EOS R and included the BG-E22 battery grip.
It never occurred to me not to order one. I have big hands and any of these cameras are easier to use with the battery grip.
That's quite a legacy! I agree! Once I shot with it, I loved it.
Would you say that the eos r is a professional camera?
I've used it professionally, so yes. Whether it's a good choice for someone probably depends on the type of work they're doing. I shot my first wedding with a Canon T5i, so the R is in a whole different league from that.
@@WesKriesel thanks for super quick reply!! The first canon I owned was the canon T2i, and I actually purchased this grip Friday passed, waiting for it to come in the mail now!
That's great. You'll love it. What type of photography do you primarily do? I just shot a, local 5k race with two EOS R's. I talk about it in one of my recent videos. Pictures came out great but sports photography is not really what I'd like to use the R for.
Interestingly, one of the things most people leave out it that the PD charger that comes with the grip is the same PD charger that charges (and powers) the camera as well. Not that most people need it, but it is $100US purchased separately.
Ok, so you're telling me that the power cord from the wall to the battery charger, will also provide AC power to keep the camera running without batteries? Just clarifying, that's what you mean?
@@WesKriesel Yes. The camera requires batterires for completion of circuits though.
yay....another wes vid!! I have the battery grip but for some reason it's not charging my batteries. Any idea why?
It will only charge the LP E6N model, which are newer (released with the EOS R). It will not charge LP E6's (which work to power the EOS R, 5D Mark IV and all models prior that take the same battery).
Wes Kriesel Photo ah good information. Thanks Wes
It also will not charge most third party batteries in grip.
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I’ve been waiting for someone who actually owns & uses the R to post tips & tricks about it! There’s nothing worse than someone who post camera reviews & doesn’t own the camera! You have to spend time learning it before you can negatively comment about one! I two brought the battery grip, but couldn’t figure why it wouldn’t charge! Oh it only charges LP-E6N batteries! Thanks!! I’m looking forward to learning more. Definitely one of my favorite purchases for this camera! What memory card do you use? I know it uses UHS2 cards but are they worth the extra money?! I have so many questions, wish there was a EOS-S forum! Love your videos
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For me the best accessory is the Canon EF-EOS R mount adapter giving you access to all of Canons DSLR lenses...
Yes, yes, yes! That's a great accessory! Thanks for the comment. Very smart!
Agreed!! I would add that for me the adaptor with the control dial is well worth it.
Great vid! Thinking of getting it only Becuase it’s going for 199$ Canadian on Canon Canada site. Which is dirt cheap. One question though.. how do u select focus when shooting in portrait using the grip? Since I use touch to drag on the LCD when I’m horizontal shooting.
Touch and drag still works as before. Your orientation or active area stays the same so if you have the right side set when you rotate the camera to vertical orientation it'll effectively be the top of the screen that will be the active area. Does that maybe sense?
Wes Kriesel Photo ah okay got it. Guess what im wondering is how you physically get to the lcd to focus. Guessing you have to have your left hand on the cam? Or does your right thumb manage to reach the LCD, Since there’s no joystick on this grip like a 5DIV grip would have. It’s hard to picture when you don’t have it in your hands to try hahah. Thanks for the reply!
I think you forgot to add, that the special usb c charger is included. That is mainly readon of high price. In my country, separate charger cost like 40% of the baterry grip🙂
Thank you for the feedback! That's super helpful, right? I got one other comment with that tip so I may need to do an updated video already!
Wes Kriesel Photo Yes, it is. I have two Rs for more than year and both with grips and I m charging them most of the time only via this charger🙂but the best would be, if I could use any usb C charger. Not to carry extra bulky charger🙂
Any thoughts on non Canon options out there? I've only ever used second hand grips with other cameras and they worked flawlessly.
I don't have first hand experience but I've read good reviews on third party grips!
I'm the type of person to say don't use third party batteries/grips or anything electrical apart from the obvious known brand lenses for a camera this expensive.
Thanks for the review! Does the grip charge the batteries when the camera is on and in use? Or does the camera have to be off?
As far as I know, the camera has to be off. The battery grip doesn't work like an external power source.
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great vid. I have the rp , same design basically .
Dont you find it funny we moved to mirrorless from big dslrs only the enlarge them to be dslr like again 😅
Ha ha, good point! I still find the body shape and flip screen make it better ergonomically, even when we add the hefty RF lenses and battery grip. But yes, the mirrorless world doesn't stay as small as you would hope!
Damn... want it but that's the same price of my flash upgrade! Used a grip on my previous camera and th
is video just reminded me of how helpful it was!
Yes, I hear you. What type of flash are you looking at?
@@WesKriesel Looking at the Canon 470 Ex AI. I have been using Youngnuo 560 III and IV's but need some TTL for events. (The Youngnuos are all manual)
@@darrinlalla9008 I swear by the Godox V860iic & XPro trigger. Should be links under my video to check them out. And I have a few videos on the channel about the pair - as well as the Godox AD200 and AD400. I think they are a great value.
@@WesKriesel Going to check it out. Price looks good ($100 less than the Canon). Not seeing a link for it, not even under your review of it. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@darrinlalla9008 amzn.to/2TOoBuS
If you're a pro, you might want to consider the grip. but as a none pro, i'm happy that the R is small.
It is as small as my 700d or rebel T5?... so buying a grip making it look like a 1D defeat the purpose of my reasoning to buy the R.
As for the battery life, the original battery have more than enough for a full day use. It was a none issue to begin with.
With that said i do agree on the ergonomics of portrait orientation. But it is easily fix by doing it the another way.
Good thoughts! Thanks for the comment. I loved the small size of the R for the first year, and the grip gave me a new way to use as ND experience it. It's almost like having two different cameras in terms of the feel.
Damn good review sir.
I appreciate you! Thank you for the kind words.
How Mr I like to be a cameraman
How much price may be canon mark II from Tanzanian Zanzibar island.
The 6d mark ii?
the last time when i shoot with the grip i made like 2400 photos and still have enough baterry for 1000 photos more XD
That's fabulous! Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment!
I Have 3rd party battery grips for my 7D and 5D. No reason to break the trend and use a Canon one for my R.😁
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. That works!
Great Video Mr. James Hetfield!
Glad you enjoyed it!
താങ്കളുടെ കൈയിലുള്ള ക്യാമറ ഒരു ക്യാമറ എനിക്ക് ഫ്രീയായിട്ട് തരുമോ എൻറെ കയ്യിൽ മണി ഇല്ല
ഇല്ല, ക്ഷമിക്കണം! Sorry, no. അഭിപ്രായത്തിന് നന്ദി. Thank you for the comment!
@@WesKriesel ബ്രോ ശാലോം
നിങ്ങളുടെ പെട്ടെന്നുള്ള മറുപടിക്ക് ഞാൻ നന്ദി രേഖപ്പെടുത്തുന്നു നിങ്ങളെപ്പോലെ വലിയ ബ്ലോഗേഴ്സ് ഇനിയും ഉണ്ടാകട്ടെ എന്നും ഞാൻ പ്രാർത്ഥിക്കുന്നു.ഇത്രയൊക്കെ വില കൊടുത്തു വാങ്ങാൻ പറ്റുന്ന സാഹചര്യം ഒന്നുമല്ലഅതുകൊണ്ട് സെക്കൻഡ് ഹാൻഡ് വല്ലതുമുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ ഫ്രീ ആയിട്ട് തന്നാൽ മതി ഒന്നു പഠിക്കാനും യൂട്യൂബിൽ പരിപാടി വീട് തുടങ്ങിയിട്ടേയുള്ളൂ തുടക്കക്കാരുടെ വരുമാനം ഒക്കെ താങ്കൾക്ക് അറിയാമല്ലോ ആകപ്പാടെ രണ്ടു വീഡിയോയും ഉള്ളൂർ എൻറെ ചാനലിൽ വരുമാനം കിട്ടി തുടങ്ങുമ്പോഴേക്കും താങ്കളുടെ ക്യാമറ തിരിച്ചു തന്നേക്കാം അല്ലെങ്കിൽ വരുമാന തോടൊപ്പം ചെറിയ തുക ഞാൻ തന്നുകൊള്ളാം ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ സാഹചര്യം ഒക്കെ താങ്കൾക്ക് അറിയാമല്ലോ അതുകൊണ്ട് പറഞ്ഞതാണ് സഹോദര ചോദിച്ചതിൽ എന്തെങ്കിലും തെറ്റുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ എന്നോട് ക്ഷമിക്കുക very sorry ഗോഡ് ബ്ലെസ് യു
Hi Mark Wahlberg !!!
Hey!
Absolutely loved the information. I want one.
Format critique: Background music was way too loud and distracting. Near the end when you showed how to mount the adapter the sound affects were bizarrely awful everytime a point came up. I was sold on the product but had to stop watching.
I've watched enough of your videos and never noticed these issues before.
Just some feedback for what is otherwise always intelligent and appreciated content. Thank you.
Thank you for watching, and for the comment. I'll review the video and make notes based on your feedback for the future. I appreciate the comment.
You're a beautiful person too! Sub.
Nope, not at the current price.
I hear you - it may be only a fit for those who shoot long events, especially with a lot of portraits.
the popup sounds are annoying, just a tip not trying to be an ass just helping
I appreciate the feedback. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment.
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The grip is overpriced
It's definitely pricey! A single battery charger from Canon is $50. Lately, I've been using the battery grip to charge two batteries at once after filming all morning, which we've been doing every day at my work. It is useful to have that ability. And, another small benefit, it doesn't take up two outlets to charge two batteries, if outlet space is limited. These benefits are more of the luxury side rather than necessity. I do agree with you - it's pricey.
Please tone down the sound effects. Great job humiliating David L. - that'll teach him to disagree with you. Is he still a "beautiful and good person?"
Thank you for the feedback.
Great video. Ignore his comment. Obviously he cant take a joke
Do the 2 batteries come with it?
Good question - no, they do not.
@@WesKriesel So all is to be done is to buy and extra battery?
Please tone down the sound effects. Great job humiliating David L. - that'll teach him to disagree with you. Is he still a "beautiful and good person?"
Thank you for the feedback.