Can this strap be used with a battery grip on D7100
1388556
I mounted this strap on my D 7000 with the battery grip. It works fine for horizontal shooting but if you want to use your battery grip shutter release and other buttons, then you have to remove your hand from the strap and use the battery grip shutter release in that way. If you want to just use the camera shutter release and do vertical shots the strap is fine.
1388557
Yes, but you'll need to take your hand out of the strap if you want to use the shutter on the vertical grip. I just keep my hand strapped in and use the camera's shutter button when I'm out and about and using this strap. I use the grip for the extra battery and only use the grip's shutter when I'm shooting indoors or using my BlackRapid strap for security.
870390
Sorry, don't know the answer to that, as I do not own D7100. You might reach out directly to the manufacturer.
710515
I don't think so. I returned the one I bought, since it could not really fit a Nikon D7100, which is not that much bigger than the D3200 without battery pack.
558535
I'm pretty sure it does. It works beautifully on my D3200, so I'm sure it would in the D7100.
1757667
Sorry I don't use a vertical grip but I love it for my d7100. Solid and confident this won't fail even when using my 70-200 sigma telephoto.
1279823
This worked fine on the D90 except you have to take it off to change the battery. I have a small hand and was able to adjust it to fit. I decided not to use it any more because with it I always had to have the camera in hand and decided a neck strap (actually, I use a shoulder strap) worked better for the way I shoot. It's a nice piece of equipment if it works for you.
1139660
I have shot full and cropped sensor cameras. My son is a professional photographer and we both think it should work on many of the battery grip kits because the straps on the top and bottom of the grip are adjustable. Will this grip be challenged if you are using a larger format camera and a battery grip kit, like that on a Canon 5DmkIII? Possibly, but I believe the straps would allow adequate room for adjustment.
1874560
I don't know personally if it fits but bases on how it looks it looks like a universal strap. I have it on my Nikon D7000 and have no problem at all
1252889
I am not sure what the name is the the grip and the batteries work Great with my D7100. One of the best purchases I have made for my camera.
439181
The Nikon MBD15 is the battery grip for the D7100/ MBD12 is for the D800. All models have a model specific grip. Simply googling the camera "model #, battery grip" will answer this question for any model or brand of camera.
1011326
This is a great strap, the mounting plate screws into the tripod threads on the bottom of the camera which I think are universal. It works perfectly with my Nikon
245746
I am not sure, I have not tried it on any other than the D-71, D7100 and D7200, sorry.
2080937
If the camera body has the standard threading for mounting it on a tripod there should be no problem. (I love this strap).
577940
It will not work with my battery grip (3rd party/after market). It does fit the rig, but the follow focus doesn't reach the lens....
1165375
Yes, it appears to be. The main body appears to be a lightweight alloy. The main structure is metal, NOT plastic. It is covered in sections with a rubber material to give you a better grip. It screws onto the camera body using the screw mount that you would use for a tripod. I have found it to be a very good addition to the D7100. The camera recognizes it and I have had no trouble with the battery or the buttons. It comes with both the EN-EL15 battery tray and a second tray for AA batteries. Some say the fit is not good, I have NOT found that to be true. I find the fit to be good for an add-on grip. It is very firm and sturdy in my opinion. It was well worth the extra money in my opinion. I have large hands and it fits my hands very well giving me the confindence of a firm grip. My wife and daughter have not had any trouble using the camera with this grip. Hope this helps.
689399
I doubt it. I have a Canon 60D, and the vertical grip that bought for that camera stated it would work with the D, 20D, 30D, 40D and the 50D, as well as the 60D. However, that may or may not be the fact with all brands of battery grips. Your best bet is to contact the maker. I hope this helps.
1817633
You need a snap-type connector to attach a strap to a D7100. The CowboyStudio Professional threads a nylon strap through the connectors on a camera. You could use a small but strong O-ring on the connectors (i.e. like the ring that holds dog tags on a dog's collar), and then thread the strap through the rings. The CowboyStudio Professional camera is the most comfortable camera strap I've ever used; I highly recommend it!