How to put on a battery grip

[pplneedthelord]

Note to self: Next time if I have defective equipments, try to sell it to speedtest99. :bsmilie:

hmm, how old are you by the way? normally only kids make such statement.:dunno:

Basically, what he's trying to bring across is that you should be more careful when testing equipment. it would be good to use your own camera to test. but if that isn't an issue for you then so be it.

 

[thengz]

hmm, how old are you by the way? normally only kids make such statement.:dunno:

Old enough to be working with kids everyday. Need Primary to Secondary school tuition? Feel free to drop me a PM. :bsmilie:

 

[speedtest99]

Old enough to be working with kids everyday. Need Primary to Secondary school tuition? Feel free to drop me a PM. :bsmilie:

shock to know you are not a kid.:bsmilie:

 

[dingaroo]

Alright guys, lets be civil, and not a bunch of hooligans.

 

[night86mare]

:sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

can't anyone take jokes nowadays?

 

[thengz]

:sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

can't anyone take jokes nowadays?

Apparently not! :bsmilie:

 

[takengo2003]

Note to self: Next time if I have defective equipments, try to sell it to speedtest99. :bsmilie:

i beleive this is a forum to share info and help each other, speedtest99 has been nice in this thread until you started this.
i believe you should post more constructive comments to others post and not to create a unnecessary "jokes" to others thread.

 

[danielteng]

Happy shooting, just take note not to over-tighten the battery grip screw.
Else the thread might break and stuck on the camera.

Second this.

Be careful and not too fussy (like me), expect to have a little play between the body and grip.

Learnt not to over-tighten the hard way. Grip got stuck twice, had to bring it down to CSC, extra $$ just to get it off and got unsightly scratches on both body and grip.

Enjoy shooting in portrait!

 

[daredevil123]

No wonder people tell me singaporeans have a lousy sense of humor.