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Sony Vertical Battery Grip for a7 II, a7R II, and a7S II

BH #SOVGC2EM • MFR #VGC2EM
Sony Vertical Battery Grip for a7 II, a7R II, and a7S II
Key Features
  • For a7 II, a7R II, and a7S II Cameras
  • Comfort and Control in Vertical Position
  • Holds Two NP-FW50 Batteries
  • Extends Shooting Time
This Vertical Battery Grip from Sony allows for long-term, comfortable shooting in the vertical orientation with your Alpha a7 II, a7R II, or a7S II camera. It holds two NP-FW50 batteries, which are available separately, to approximately double your shooting time. The grip uses a battery with lower power first, then automatically switches to the one with greater power when the first runs out. Remaining battery power is displayed as a percentage on your camera's LCD monitor. Additionally, batteries can be replaced without turning off the camera.
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Sony VG-C2EM Overview

This Vertical Battery Grip from Sony allows for long-term, comfortable shooting in the vertical orientation with your Alpha a7 II, a7R II, or a7S II camera. It holds two NP-FW50 batteries, which are available separately, to approximately double your shooting time. The grip uses a battery with lower power first, then automatically switches to the one with greater power when the first runs out. Remaining battery power is displayed as a percentage on your camera's LCD monitor. Additionally, batteries can be replaced without turning off the camera.

The grip offers an extra shutter button, as well as front/back control dials and Auto Exposure Lock. All controls are placed appropriately for easy, comfortable access. The buttons, dials, battery cover and connecting terminal on the grip are securely sealed for dust and moisture protection.

UPC: 027242886292

Sony VG-C2EM Specs

Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.85 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.3 x 4.7 x 3.6"

Sony VG-C2EM Reviews

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question

Can we buy an extra battery cradle for faster battery changing or replacing a lost cradle?
Asked by: Nicholas
An extra battery cradle is not yet available as an accessory at B&H. Sony may sell it as a replacement part.
Answered by: Lawrence C.
Date published: 2018-08-25

Does this fit the A7S mark i ?

Does this fit the A7S mark i ?
Asked by: Derek
While that battery grip does not work with the A7S, the Sony Vertical Battery Grip for Alpha a7/a7R/a7S Digital Camera (Black) B&H # SOVGC1EM would be the correct version. https://bhpho.to/2PTLzgo
Answered by: Kirk
Date published: 2019-05-10

How do I switch between battery 1 and 2?

How do I switch between battery 1 and 2?
Asked by: Kenjiro
The camera will switch automatically
Answered by: vilson
Date published: 2021-02-02

question

What is the weight of the grip with batteries installed?
Asked by: Joe C.
519g or 1lb 2.5oz
Answered by: Ronney M W.
Date published: 2018-08-25

Does the Sony vertical grip VG-C2EM fit the Sony ...

Does the Sony vertical grip VG-C2EM fit the Sony Alpha 7 s camera?
Asked by: Vince
Hi Vince, This grip is not compatible with the a7S, the compatible battery grip is the VG-C1EM. Regards, Jen
Answered by: SonyListens
Date published: 2019-01-03

question

I heard it displays both battery %. Does it drain 1 battery at a time or both? If 1 at a time does it automatically start draining the other battery once the first is finished?
Asked by: Andrew
Yes, it uses the first battery and than uses battery #2. The Battery grip works great. (Sony) it cost a little more but much better than a generic brand.
Answered by: PETER M.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

how do you insert the 2 batteries?
Asked by: Kaj T.
Sideways, it's super easy, they are marked 1 - 2
Answered by: ALBERTO B.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Does the grip have a female 1/4-20 for tripod mount on its side so the camera can be mounted vertically on a tripod?
Asked by: Fred D.
No it does not, u would need a 3D ball head for vertical mount.
Answered by: John S.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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