Extend your camera's runtime with the Vello Battery Grip for Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K/6K. Powered by up to three LP-E6-type batteries, the grip mounts on the bottom of your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K or 4K camera and has a 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole on the bottom for attaching it to a tripod. The grip's design creates a larger nonslip handgrip, and it features a slot for your camera's battery door cover, so you don't have to worry about losing the battery door.
You can power your camera by inserting from one to three LP-E6-type batteries into the grip, giving you longer runtimes The grip features a USB Type-C connector that allows you to charge batteries in the grip via the included USB Type-C power adapter.
- For BMPCC 6K or BMPCC 4K Camera
- Grip Has 1/4"-20 Threaded Mounting Hole
- Uses up to 3 x LP-E6-Type Batteries
- Storage Slot for Battery Door Cover
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Vello BG-BMP6K Reviews
Doesn't Fit BM6K Pro
I was disappointed when I attempted to use this battery grip fr my BM6kPro. The grip doesn't screw all the way in and it's a little short on the right side, so it doesnt power the camera. Im annoyed bc I waited too long, so I'm out of the return window and the two that I have are useless. I'd recommend that you try this as soon as you get it.
Works well with Ronin-S
Generally more than I bargained for. The 1/4-20 hole on the bottom of the grip is offset in a way that helps the camera balance on a Ronin-S without a special offset plate. It also includes a USB-C charger, which is growing less common as companies assume you already own some kind of charger. Finally, not only does it include a hidden compartment to store your battery door, but the compartment is padded to eliminate any rattling from the door contained within - a very thoughtful addition. The plastic feels cheaper than the camera body, but Vello did mimic the texture of the BMPCC4/6K, so it looks consistent. There is a note in the instructions to remove the grip from the camera before charging through the USB-C adapter, or risk damage to grip and camera. I'm glad I saw it, but I wish they'd explained the risk more. Is it a 100% smoke-and-flames guarantee, or a remote chance of thermal damage over years of use? No idea.
