Will the Nikon D600 with battery grip fir in this Sling?
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In regards to your inquiry, we don't believe this case would be big enough to accommodate a D600 with a battery grip.
1329511
I'm sorry, but it didn't fit. The bag is too narrow (one reason i liked it) and wouldn't zip shut with your larger camera.....
1329512
I have the d3001 which is a small camera. I Put it in lens first in the middle compartment. I'm not sure if your bigger camera will fit. I'm going to my camera store in the next couple days. I will bring the bag along & test it with a bigger camera & then add it to my review
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Hey,With the battery grip the body itself would not fit under the cage, however the lens would. So just connect the camera to the baseplate and move the baseplate along the rails to ensure the lens is the only thing under the cage arms. Hopefully this makes sense and to put it in a simple answer, yes it would fit :).Have a great day.
640566
Calvin,Although I don't have the battery grip to verify I did check the clearance. You have a couple inches of empty space between both the top and bottom of the camera body and the sides of the bag. It should fit.
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I have the D90 and a the double battery grip. I also have the slingshot 202. The bag is versatile and can be arranged in different configurations. So yes it will fit.
1065671
I can't really answer that as I have a D300S (It works great with that model, though). I believe that it is compatible with Nikon's 10-pin connection...does the D600 attach a remote shutter release that way?
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I highly doubt you will be able to do that. Although I didn't try to attach it to the battery grip of my 6D, just looking at it visually I can tell the vertical bracket is not long enough to go to the bottom of the battery grip.
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I don't know. Unfortunately I had to return mine because it would not fit my Canon T4i with the battery grip installed. So I ended up purchasing the Carry Strap Sling Pouch to go along with my Carry Strap Sling Strap and it works excellent for my needs. You can check it out for yourself using this link: http://www.carryspeed.com/products/the-sling-pouch Or just go to carrystrap.com Hope that helps.
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Yes. I purchased an off brand battery grip for one of my cameras. The grip itself feels very light and plasticy but having two batteries there makes a huge difference in how many shots I get in one day. If you care about the name, buy a Nikon grip. If you don't care about the name, start reading reviews until you find one you like.
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Yes, this is Nikon's original grip. you load only one battery as a spare battery,. i use this for my Nikon D7100 and it work so handy. I will recommend this to everybody..
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Yes - On my D7100 I didn't use the battery grip and it fit perfectly. Make sure you apply the cork adhesive, which is included, to compensate for the long screw. Once you do that it's a very good fit.
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No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.
795225
Yes, the grip does not come with the extra "battery". You should hopefully already have 1 of the 2 for your camera.
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I use it with a 5DMkIII (almost same size as the 7D) and it doesn't fit with the battery grip, but the battery slot is still accessible when mounted on the plate. Hope it helped you. C.A.
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There appear to be adequate room for the cameras in question, with or without a battery grip. I have a (big) Sony, Alpha 100 with a 70-300mm lens, and there are lots of room left.
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It is very possible to use the sling-strap, however the camera will be upside down and become exposed because that's the opening of the rain-sleeve where your hands enter. A nice suggestion is to have something to tie the sleeve closed so your gear isn't easily exposed to the elements. I hope this helps.
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you do not need a battery grip...there is a screw, which you can screw to the bottom of the camera, but that would be make operation difficult...I put a make shift strap, and wear it around my neck...hope that helps you
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Nope it's way to big and takes some weight to keep it folded on your shoulder. I would recommend the slim black rapid shoulder sling. It is suitable for a small dslr and crosses your body and relives a lot of the weight. It also makes is more difficult to accidentely drop your camera.